Veterinarian
The Benefits of Pet Grooming
If you are like most pet owners, you love to cuddle with your furry companion. To keep that ever-lasting love and affection relationship with your pet, it’s a good idea to have your pet groomed on a regular basis. Do it Yourself If you opt for the do-it-yourself option, invest in a quality shampoo/condition, a…
Read MoreInvisible Fences: Pros and Cons
Invisible fences are an alternative to a traditional fenced-in yard, but they are not for everyone, so here is a list of pros and cons to help you make the correct decision for your family and furry companions. Why would I confine a dog? Fencing prevents a dog from becoming a neighborhood problem, but there…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Pet Insurance
Insurance, by definition, provides financial protection in the event that something unexpected happens. There are different kinds of insurance, insurance for your home, your car, your health and your pets. In this article, you’ll learn about some of the basics of pet insurance, helping you to decide if purchasing insurance is a good idea…
Read MoreWorking in a Veterinary Clinic: The Challenges and Rewards
Veterinarians and veterinary technicians are often underestimated. Their work can be sweaty, smelly, physically challenging, and emotionally draining. The people who become veterinarians and technicians endure it all for the sheer love of the job and a deep rooted passion for helping animals. The average veterinary clinic is open almost 8-12 hours a day. Most…
Read MoreWeight Loss Tips for Your Pet
Weight loss is a difficult thing for anyone, human or pet. However, just like in humans, being overweight can take years from your longevity and can cause serious medical conditions. Maintaining a good weight for your pet can be done but requires a commitment to a great weight loss program. Before starting a weight program…
Read MoreHow to Prepare Your Pet for a New Baby’s Arrival
Bringing home a new baby is always cause for celebration, but sometimes our pets may be hesitant to meet the new family member and adjust to the changes that come with a new baby. If proper steps are taken, however, having pets and babies can be an easy and stress-free transition. Months before baby’s due…
Read MoreIs my cat sick? Here are some symptoms to look for
According to the American Pet Products Association, there 78 million dogs and 86 million cats are owned in the United States. But did you know that veterinarians often see more dogs than they do cats? It happens all too often — by the time an owner realizes their cat is sick, the cat is VERY…
Read MoreKitten Care 101
Kittens are adorable, adventurous, furry fluff balls that require a lot of time and proper care. It is good to know the basics on training, nutrition, and health care. This article will help you handle the both before and after you get a new kitten. What you will need: Comfortable cat bed Food specifically made…
Read MoreTips for Crate Training Your Dog
Crate training has many great advantages and can be started for any dog, whether it’s a new puppy, adult dog you just adopted or a headstrong dog at home that has been getting into trouble. This article will help you get started as well as strategies to help you crate train your pet. Why crate…
Read MoreHow to Prepare for Your New Puppy
Getting a new puppy can be exciting and also a challenging time. It requires love, time, patience and energy. Before you pick out a puppy there are things to consider, here are some helpful times and guidelines to help you and your new puppy. Do you have time/energy? A new puppy requires a lot of…
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