Pet Care Tips from a Devoted Animal Lover

Posted on: 4 October 2017

If your cat has been diagnosed with high blood pressure, you might have a lot of questions. Learning that cats can develop high blood pressure at all surprises many pet owners, but it can also carry a lot of dangerous risks. This guide will explain two of the most common side effects of high blood pressure in cats and offer some tips to protect your kitty from these problems. Cardiovascular Damage
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Posted on: 30 August 2017

If you have recently got an animal and you are going to be getting set up with a vet, there are some things you should know. First, it's best to get in to see the vet as soon as you can after getting a new pet, so they can check them over and so there is a file on the animal. This can make things go more smoothly if you have to bring the animal in at any time due to illness or emergency, since they will already be an established patient of the vet's.
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Posted on: 22 August 2017

Many experts recommend having your companion animals sterilized for a number of reasons. It can save you a lot of time, effort, and money, but more importantly it can allow your dog or cat to lead a happier, healthier life. Sterilizing a male dog is called "neutering," and sterilizing a female dog is called "spaying." Here are three types of health problems that spaying your female dog can help prevent.
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Posted on: 1 August 2017

Ticks are very small parasites that bite their way through your pet's skin, eventually inserting themselves below the skin's surface where they will feed off of your pet's blood. If the tick is infected with Lyme disease, it could infect your pet as well. Prevention is key in helping to protect your pet from tick bites and from Lyme disease. See below for symptoms of lyme disease and prevention tips.
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