Coprophagia, Parvo, And Pet Vaccinations: How These Are All Tied Together

Posted on 16 November 2018

Dogs get into all kinds of mischief they should not. They also do a lot of things dogs are known to do, and which humans find disgusting. Unfortunately, one of those nasty habits is coprophagia​, or the consumption of feces. Dogs are notorious fecal eaters, often consuming not just their own feces, but the feces of other dogs. This leads to a lot of serious health problems, including worms and internal parasites, and diseases that can kill your dog. [Read More]

Tips For Keeping Your Household Pets Safe And Out Of The Animal Hospital During The Holiday Season

Posted on 12 November 2018

The holiday season is one time of the year when pet owners must be extra vigilant to protect their dogs and cats from injury. While you have probably heard that poinsettia plants are toxic for dogs and cats, these flowering plants aren't actually the biggest threat to your pets' health. In fact, the holiday season is a time when many family pets end up in the local animal hospital's emergency room, suffering from preventable injuries and illnesses. [Read More]

Planning For Safe Holiday Travels With Your Dog

Posted on 7 November 2018

As the holidays approach, you're probably working to put together your plans for the season. If you're planning on traveling with your family, including the canine members, you'll have a few extra things to consider. Here, you'll find some tips to help you keep your dog safe as your family travels and celebrates the holidays. Plan for Emergency Care You never know what can happen, so if you plan for emergencies, you'll be able to manage the situation with much less stress. [Read More]

Getting Your First Dog? Importance Of Dental Cleanings And Veterinarian Examinations

Posted on 1 November 2018

Having a dog can be a lot of fun, but it also comes with a lot of responsibility. Part of this responsibility is giving the dog the care it needs. Doing this will not only allow the dog to be happy but also increase its chances of living a longer life. To help you, below is information about dental cleanings and veterinarian examinations. Dental Cleanings Just like yourself, it is important that your dog has dental cleanings. [Read More]

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Understanding Early Dog Care

Getting puppies sounded fun, but after it became a reality, another truth came my way. It was crazy to me to see just how difficult it was to care for animals, and I quickly found myself over my head. I started thinking about how to make the process more enjoyable, and I made the decision to talk with a professional veterinarian about my problem. It was such a relief to get a better idea for how I needed to proceed, and my animals began seeming happier and more well-adjusted. This website centered around early pet care, because taking care of animals who can't help themselves is powerful.

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