Saving Your Home’s Contents From Your Pet
This is a great time of year to talk about your new puppy’s behavior. Many people get puppies around the holidays. During the holidays we had lots of time to spend with them because we were home on holiday. Now it’s January and free time is a thing of the past. ...
Prepare a Personal First Aid Kit for Pets
We should all be prepared for pet emergencies, but just not sure what you should have in your First Aid Kit for Pets. What if you’re driving down the road, and you see an injured dog or cat. What if you and your dogs are hiking, and your dog gets hurt? Having a Pet...
Is Your Pet Microchipped? Why Microchiping May Save Your Pet’s Life – Injured dog at Snellville Animal Hospital
Wow, this article really resonates with me today. I was headed out for a midday visit this past Tuesday, January 21st, and on the side of the road was an injured dog. Someone had hit the dog. It was all so emotional. The lady was upset. I was upset. A neighbor...
Indoor vs. Outdoor Cats
You just brought home a new kitty, and you are asking yourself should I let fluffy go outside or keep him inside. I have a couple of clients that lets their kitties go outside. One client has fenced (specifically for cats) a part of their backyard so that the...
Why Do Cats Urinate in the House?
I have been asked this question on more than one occasion as to why are my cats are urinating in the house. I decided to look for an article on "Why do cats urinate in the house instead of in their cat box?" Is it separation anxiety or are they having a health...
Dog Safety Tips for Children and Adults
It is very important to teach children how to approach and relate to dogs. More than 4.7 million people in the United States are bitten by dogs yearly. 80% are from dogs you know and interact with on a regular basis. Even the friendliest dog can be uncomfortable...
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