Schedule a visit with your veterinarian if you will be traveling with your pet.
Inform your veterinarian where you will be traveling to, for how long, as well as whether your pet will be traveling by air or car. Ask your veterinarian about any flea, heartworm, or tick risks for areas you will be traveling to. If your pet becomes carsick or...
Things to bring when traveling with your pet.
A sturdy leash. An extra collar. An old blanket or sheet for the back seat of your car or wherever the pet’s carrier will be secured to make cleanup easier. Two old sheets to cover bedding and furniture at your destination. Some of your pet’s bedding. Traveling...
How to Choose a Pet: Dogs vs Cats
You want to purchase or adopt a pet, although you are unsure if you want a dog or a cat. After all you love them both. There are a few deciding factors to consider. Where you live, how much time you have to devote to your pet. The cost to consider when you go out...
The Importance of Pet Beds
Pet beds are a necessity, for any pet lover. There's a misconception that if your pet sleeps in your bed, they don't need pet beds. This couldn't be further from the truth. Think for a moment about the last time you walked around your house without your socks on. If...
How old is that in people years?
Like myself I always had thought that you multiply people years by seven and then you know how old your dog is. Well according to “Keeping Your Adult and Senior Dog Healthy” Hound Health Handbook by Betsy Brevitz, D.V.M. you may be surprised to hear that a dog’s...
11 Tips for a Healthy, Happy Adult Dog
As your dog reaches adulthood you have probably settled into a routine in regards to your relationship. Make sure it’s a mutually rewarding one. Here are a few guidelines to make yours is mutually rewarding: Each day give your dog at least 30 minutes of your...
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