Spotting Animal Health Issues Early
Regardless of the reason why, it can make pet owners feel a little guilty to leave their cats behind at a boarding facility. However, there doesn’t have to be any reason for them to feel bored or sad. Here are three ways you can boost your kitty’s experience at an animal boarding facility so they have as good a time as you do.
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When people often think of pet boarding, they often only think of small kennels that don’t offer much space to move around. Read More»
Colds can be passed around from cat to cat just like they can be with humans. If you have a multiple cat household and one of them has become ill, it can spell trouble for the others. The best way to protect your cats is to start with these tips as soon as you can after noticing that one of them is sick.
Isolate
The very first thing you should do with your sick cat is to isolate them from the others. Read More»
Your dog’s dental health can be easy to overlook. A dog may not show any discomfort until the problem is severe. This means by the time you know your dog has issues it may be too late — decay and gum disease may have spread throughout your pet’s mouth. Fortunately, there are ways to ensure your dog’s teeth and gums remain healthy. This can improve your dog’s quality of life and save you money at the vet in the future. Read More»
Dog owners are generally used to getting their pets vaccinated on a regular basis. Still, protecting dogs from Lyme disease won’t be like protecting them from rabies. Some pets may never need the Lyme vaccine. All pet owners should discuss the situation with their veterinarians. There are many risk factors associated with Lyme disease, and many of them will relate to a pet’s habits and location.
Pets Who Live In Certain Area Will Be More Likely to Contract Lyme Disease Read More»
There are many diseases and ailments that can affect young puppies, but few are as worrisome as parvovirus. This condition causes serious lethargy, vomiting, fever, and a lack of appetite, and almost all puppies who come down with the disease pass away or are euthanized. How can you protect your puppy from this serious disease? Start by following these five tips.
1. Have your puppy vaccinated
You can typically have a puppy vaccinated for parvo at about six weeks of age. Read More»
