When it comes to making your life better, having an animal only helps. I invested in a new dog a few years ago, and after going through a little learning curve and training process, it was really neat to see how much better my life was. I was really happy to see that my dog was happy, energetic, and incredibly fun to hang out with. I started writing about animals and veterinary care a few years ago, because I absolutely love to take care of animals. Read these posts to learn more about how to look after your pets every day.
Posted on: 8 August 2018
If you have a cat or dog, then you want to make sure you do everything in your power to be sure you don't have to take them into the vet for more than their regular exams and shots. The best way for you to do this is to be sure you take all the appropriate steps to keep them healthy. Here are some tips you should follow in order to help your cat and/or dog to remain as safe as possible.
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Posted on: 4 August 2018
Most pet parents know that the only way to keep your dog's teeth completely clean is to brush them regularly and to get thorough dental exams from your vet. However, that doesn't mean that there aren't additional ways to improve your dog's oral health that go beyond brushing. If you're not implementing these dog teeth cleaning tips yet, now's a good time to start.
Chew Toys
The right kind of chew toys can be very helpful for dogs.
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Posted on: 1 August 2018
Kittens are so small and vulnerable-looking that it may seem cruel to take them in for vaccinations when they're just weeks old. The reality is, however, that by vaccinating your kitten, you're protecting them from a wide variety of problems. Here's why your kitten needs early vaccinations and how they can protect their health.
Getting In Early
There are a few main reasons why veterinarians want kittens to get their shots early and frequently.
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Posted on: 26 July 2018
It's normal for cats in a multi-cat household to lash out on occasion or to play-fight, but if they're constantly fighting, that's not good. You can prevent this from happening by making a few small changes to your home. Consider these tips if you're tired of your cats constantly fighting.
Spay or Neuter
If your cats aren't fixed yet, it's time to get it done. Cats who still have their reproductive organs are more likely to be territorial and to fight, especially among male cats.
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