If you recently adopted a new dog or cat, you may have several concerns about how to care for your pet, especially if it's a mixed breed. Dogs and cats can require different types of care, depending on the breed. But if you don't know exactly how to care for your special pet, it can easily become ill. I completely understand your concerns. A few years ago, I adopted a small, mixed breed cat from a local shelter. Because my kitty was a mixture of breeds, I didn't know what type of pet food to give it. But after speaking with a veterinarian, I learned how to feed and care for my cat the right way. I also learned more about my cat's breeding. If you want to learn more about your pet's care, read my blog. Good luck with your new cat or dog and thanks for visiting.
Posted on: 25 July 2018
Giving medication to a cat can be tough at times for pet parents. Nobody wants to make their pet upset, but ensuring that your cat gets its medication on a regular basis is the only way to make sure that they stay healthy and well. If you're having difficulty getting your cat to take their meds because they keep spitting it out or throwing it up, try these tips. Importance of Food [Read More]
Posted on: 25 March 2018
Make sure that you are not just getting your house ready for spring, but you are getting your cat ready for spring as well. Make sure that your cat is neutered to prevent the birth of unwanted cats, make sure that you keep your cat hydrated, and make sure that your yard is a safe place for your cat to play. Get Your Cat Neutered Spring is breeding time for many species, including cats. [Read More]
Posted on: 17 January 2018
Traveling abroad can be a great way to see more of the world, but with the high cost of airplane tickets and accommodations, you may be interested in staying for a month or longer to really get the most out of your trip and ensure that the high cost of flying is well used. While it may not be a problem for some people to travel for an extended time, it can be a little harder to set up if you are the owner of a dog. [Read More]
Posted on: 8 March 2017
More and more dog owners are becoming interested in alternative medicine for their beloved fur babies, as a way to provide natural treatment for a variety of conditions without medication that often comes with harsh side effects. One form of alternative veterinary medicine that is particularly worth looking into is dog acupuncture. Here are four ways acupuncture may be able to help your dog: Reduce Joint Pain One of the most popular reasons to try veterinary acupuncture is to reduce joint pain and help mobility issues. [Read More]