The 3 Options For Housing Your Dog During A Long Vacation

24 November 2018
Categories: Pets & Animals, Blog

If you are taking a long vacation this year and are trying to figure out where to house your dog during the few weeks you will be out of town, then you have three options to choose from: Option #1: Board In Your Own Home with a Pet Sitter Your dog will be the most comfortable if they are cared for in your own home by a pet sitter. Just like their humans, dogs are creatures of habit and prefer being in their own environment. Read More

Three Ways Regular Pet Groomings Can Protect Your Cat’s Health

26 June 2018
Categories: Pets & Animals, Blog

Getting your pet groomed might seem like something that's a bit extravagant or unnecessary, but that couldn't be further from the truth. Whether your cat has short hair or long hair or is big or small, getting regular grooming treatments for your cat could protect their well-being. Read on to discover the three ways neglecting regular grooming can harm your kitty. Gastrointestinal Blockages When your cat swallows its own fur, it doesn't just exit the body readily on its own. Read More

A Very Anxious Animal: 3 Ways To Get Your Uncooperative Dog To Finally Accept Going To The Vet

19 March 2018
Categories: Pets & Animals, Blog

Taking your dog to the animal hospital is part of life, be it for an annual checkup or a sudden and urgent situation, but when your pooch is paranoid of going, these visits can be chaotic or even dangerous. Both small and large breeds can nip or bite painfully at people or resist strongly enough to harm themselves, creating a very frustrating situation for you. You do have options; however, and they don't have to be forceful and imposing. Read More

Notice Your Dog Has A Dull Coat? 3 Services Your Vet Can Help With

5 January 2018
Categories: , Blog

If you've noticed that your dog's coat isn't as shiny as it used to be, there could be a number of different culprits causing the problem. If your dog seems to be as active and healthy as before, it can be difficult to diagnose what the problem is without visiting a veterinarian. By visiting the vet, you can get familiar with the following services and the impact that they can make for your dog. Read More

Tips to Improve Your Pet's Health and Happiness

About Me

A few months ago, my family adopted an older dog from the local shelter. Although our new pet seemed healthy at first, he began to have problems seeing things. Our dog bumped into things, even when they were clearly placed in front of him. I decided to take the dog to the vet. The veterinarian diagnosed our new pet with glaucoma. The revelation that dogs can get glaucoma like humans baffled and frightened me. The vet offered tips on how to care for our dog and what to do to make the home safer for him. I know that other dog owners may experience problems with their older pets, so I developed this blog. My blog offers different tips you can use to keep your pet safe when they become ill or experience health problems. I hope you find the information helpful for your family and beloved pet.