The Fourth of July is just around the corner, which means celebrating with sparklers and fireworks at your neighborhood BBQ. Although the local firework show is a great spectacle, for most of our pets, it can be a terrifying time. As pet owners, we need to
There are hundreds of toys for dogs and cats on the market. How do you know which ones are safe? It important to take extreme precautions for the sake of your pet’s dental health. Products designed to be chewed can cause intestinal problems or injury if
There are many types of emergencies; fires, earthquakes, snow storms, etc. Whatever the emergency may be, it is essential to educate your family and have a plan in place. This is especially important in ensuring that you are prepared to keep your pets safe.
We commonly get asked if our Preventive Care Plans are insurance. They are not, so let’s take a moment to differentiate the two! The plans we offer allow you as a pet owner to provide the necessary routine wellness care. Each plan includes services depending on
Did you know that a poll taken from petMD.com found that 56 percent of people admitted to sharing some of those tasty holiday table scraps with their pets? Our best guess is that this stems from the overwhelming love and appreciation we feel for our furry babes and
From chocolate to prescription drugs… keep these out of reach from paws! List Of Top 10 Hazards Encountered By Dogs in 2013 This is the most current “Top Ten Lists” of household items that generated the most poison consultations for dogs and cats in 2013.
Here’s a few tips to help make the busy back to school season less stressful for your pet! Keep up that social life! Did you know when the plastic pool is emptied and everyone goes back to school, dogs may have a harder time adjusting than
Cats don’t ask for for much more than you would when it comes to their restroom. All that’s required for most cats to use the litter box is a clean, quiet and private area. Here’s what your cat wants you to know about taking on the role
When teaching any new command, it’s important to have your dog’s full attention and to stop before you lose their attention completely. Think of it as you always want to keep them wanting more!
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