Pet Care Tips from a Devoted Animal Lover

Posted on: 10 May 2018

If your dog is not yet spayed or neutered, this is a procedure you'll want to speak with your vet about as soon as possible. Spaying and neutering procedures are among the most commonly performed veterinary surgical services in vet offices today. Specifically, these procedures prevent your pet from reproducing by removing some of their reproductive parts; as a result, you do your part to help prevent unwanted litters, which in-turn frees up shelter space for other pets in need.
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Posted on: 22 March 2018

It may sound odd to brush your dog's teeth, but it is actually necessary and should be part of your care routine with your dog. Poor oral hygiene can cause other health problems for your dog later down the road. Read on for some dos and don'ts of taking care of your dog's teeth. Dos Brush Weekly. Brush your dog's teeth each week. You don't have to brush your dog's teeth twice per day like you do your own; once per week should be plenty.
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Posted on: 24 December 2017

There are many health problems that your pet can experience, and you will find that you can avoid serious stress by having a basic understanding about how you should respond to the more common health problems that your pet may experience. For cat owners, vomiting can be one of the most routine health issues the animal may experience, and learning more about vomiting symptoms in cats will help you address these matters when they arise.
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Posted on: 28 November 2017

Moving with pets can be a challenge for both pet and owner. Dogs become used to routine, and they may have trouble understanding why the routine is changing and why the house is being packed up. There are some things you can do to help your dog adjust to a move. Here are some tips to consider. 1. Board your pet on moving day. Your dog will do best at a local boarding facility on the day you move.
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