Learning About Vet Care For Small Animals
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Are you in need of dog boarding services? You might have somewhere to go, such as a vacation or weekend wedding getaway, but wouldn’t be able to bring your pet with you. If you don’t have someone to stay at home and watch your dog, you’ll want to look into pet boarding options to ensure your dog receives care and attention while you’re gone. Before choosing the right place to leave your dog for a few nights, you’ll need to do some research. Read More»
Has the lens of your dog’s eye begun to take on an opaque, cloudy look? There’s a good chance that your dog is developing a cataract, which occurs when the proteins in the lens of the eye become deformed and start shriveling. Here’s what you need to know about cataracts in dogs.
What symptoms should you look for?
You’ll be glad to know that the cataract is not painful for your dog. Read More»
Winter can be difficult for everyone, and it can be especially difficult on your furry pal. You’ll need to take good care of your pup during cold winter months to help protect him against frost bite or hypothermia. See below for some winter safety tips to protect your pup this winter:
1. Keep Walks Short
Keep walks short during cold weather days. Your dog’s paws are exposed to the cold and ice as they aren’t wearing thick soled boots like you are. Read More»
If you are a new dog owner, it is important that you know that dogs have certain behaviors that are not very becoming. In many cases, new dog owners do not fully understand these behaviors and will mishandle them. To ensure that your relationship with your dog starts off on solid ground, here are two bad behaviors that you will most likely see your dog partaking in and what you need to do to solve and prevent them: Read More»
Adopting a rabbit may like less work than if you were to adopt a cat or a dog, but there are many similarities to consider when you want them in the best health possible. If you’ve recently adopted a rabbit and brought them home, it’s a good idea to look into scheduling a visit to the vet as soon as possible. Instead of rushing to a vet at the first sign of a medical issue, making an appointment right after you bring your new rabbit home can help you get familiar with your local vet and help you make sure that they’re healthy. Read More»
