Worms, fleas, viruses, bacteria — do you know how to protect your cat or dog from these everyday threats? The number one thing you can do to keep them safe is to take them to the vet for checkups and when anything seems wrong. Still, as an owner, you should have knowledge of the common diseases that affect animals and how they are managed. This website can provide you with that knowledge. Dig in, and you'll soon discover articles on everything from parvovirus to selecting the right food for your pet. There are articles for cat owners, dog owners, and even exotic pet owners. We want pet owners to be more informed, and this website is our way of working towards that goal.
Posted on: 9 November 2020
Your dog becomes part of the family, and they grow with you and with your family as well. If your dog is ill or not feeling like themselves, it's important to get them to the veterinarian for a checkup to ensure there isn't anything seriously wrong with them. If you aren't exactly sure what you should be watching out for, read on for a few signs that may indicate a medical problem for your furry pal. [Read More]
Posted on: 7 October 2020
Most people are well aware that their dogs and cats need vet care, but when you get a smaller, caged pet, their veterinary care requirements can seem a little ambiguous. But rest assured — your chinchilla can and should see the veterinarian. Their small size and the fact that they spend most of their time in the cage does not preclude them from illness or make preventative vet care any less essential. [Read More]
Posted on: 9 September 2020
Ringworm is a common issue cats face. Unfortunately, many people can also get ringworm from cats. Veterinarian clinics have a lot of experience handling ringworm. This condition is a fungal infection that grows under the skin and looks like a raised ring when it appears. Do you suspect that your cat might have ringworm? Pay close attention to this condition with the answers to these questions. What Does Ringworm Look Like? [Read More]
Posted on: 29 July 2020
When you get a new dog, you face a learning curve when it comes to meeting all their needs. Puppies need training and guidance, but you also learn the foundational pet care practices that will keep your dog healthy throughout life. In particular, you'll learn how to care for their ears, feet, and coat. Learn more about healthy paw care for your puppy. Check for ticks and other irritants Each day during your grooming practice, check your puppy's paws. [Read More]