As a pet owner, you know that pets are creatures of habit. But when those habits change, it's not necessarily a natural progression of age. Here are some signs that your pet needs medical attention. Incessant Grooming Pets like cats and dogs are pretty good at grooming themselves. Except for the occasional necessary doggy bath, these domesticated pets keep themselves clean by licking. However, licking is also a self-soothing technique that pets use when they are in pain.
9 January 2017
Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and it's the time of year when you show those that you love most how much you truly care for them. As you are showing your significant other your feelings, it is important that you don't neglect your feelings for your pets or your loved one's pets. Here are a few tips to ensure that pets are kept safe over the Valentine's Day holiday:
4 January 2017
If your cat has ever accidentally scratched you when jumping into your lap, you know the benefits of keeping your cat's nails trimmed. Trimming your cat's nails also benefits your cat. Cats that go without proper nail trimming risk nail overgrowth. Nail overgrowth can make your cat's nails grow back into their paws, causing immense pain and injury. Trimming your cat's nails isn't difficult and can keep your cat healthy.
4 January 2017
The thought of a sickness spreading throughout the dog population can be troubling for pet owners, and anyone who's experienced the human form of the flu bug knows just how miserable it can make your feel. Fear of the dog flu has many dog owners keeping their pooches at home, away from potential sources of infection. Before you give your dog cabin fever, read on and be informed about this canine disorder:
30 December 2016
The first day of winter has finally arrived, and the winter chill is definitely here. While some people look forward to the colder weather because it means fun-filled adventures like skiing, snowboarding, and sledding, others look to this time of year as a nuisance due to the large piles and of snow and bone-chilling temperatures. Regardless of your views, winter means that your pet needs some extra TLC. Here are three things that you need to keep in mind as a pet owner this winter:
29 December 2016
As 2017 starts, don't forget to make some New Year's Resolutions concerning your dog. Here are three ways you can help ensure that your dog stays healthy and fit this year. #1 Make Your Pet Your Exercise Buddy Pets, just like people, need to exercise. If your dog hangs out inside all day, and then just lounges around with you watching Netflix when you get home, your dog is not getting the exercise needed to stay healthy.
29 December 2016
After a long winter, most dogs and their owners eagerly look forward to milder weather and lots of outdoor time. Unfortunately, ticks capable of transmitting diseases to your pet, such as Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and others, are also looking forward to spring and the opportunity to latch onto your pet for a tasty meal. If you would like to avoid using harsh chemicals for tick control but still want to still make sure they are protected from being bitten, the following natural tick control methods can help.
29 December 2016
