Creating A Great Home For Your Animals

• Boarding Your Pet Rabbit For The First Time? 3 Tips To Keep Them Comfortable

  17 December 2017

  When you're traveling on vacation, you're not going to be able to bring your pet rabbit with you. With this in mind, you'll need to look into what you can do to keep them safe and comfortable while you're gone. While you can have a pet sitter visit your home to check in on your rabbit, you may be more interested in around the clock care with a boarding facility.

• Do You Have Allergies And Want A Dog? 2 Types That Will Not Make Your Feel Sick

  11 December 2017

  If you have allergies you know most dogs are out of the question. It is not the dog you are allergic to; however, it is the flakes of dead skin, also known as dander. These get in the air when the dog sheds hair. Because of this no matter if the dog you have has short or long hair they can shed and cause your allergy symptoms to exacerbate. Fortunately, there are some dogs that you can have as they do not shed much, and you can welcome them into your home without worrying about your allergies.

• Taking Care Of Your Puppy: 3 Tips

  7 December 2017

  If you've decided to take the plunge and adopt or purchase a lab puppy from a breeder, there are things you should know to care for your new family addition. Your puppy will require more than just food and water. He will require love, attention, exercise, medication, vaccinations, and visits to the veterinarian. If you aren't up to this type of care for your new puppy, then it may not be the right time to get a puppy.

• Is Your Dog Stressed? 4 Signs That Point To Yes

  5 December 2017

  Have you noticed that your dog is acting a bit stranger than normal? Maybe he is acting a bit anxious or maybe even depressed. Believe it or not, dogs can become stressed, just like humans. And, just like humans, stress can negatively affect a dog's health and well-being. Therefore, it is important that you are aware of the red flags of anxiety and stress in your dog so you know when to seek professional help immediately.

• Dogs And Cancer: What To Do If Your Dog Has Been Diagnosed With Lymphoma

  27 November 2017

  If your dog was acting out of the ordinary for several weeks, you may have had some concerns and decided to take your pet to the veterinarian to find out what's wrong. Your dog may not have been eating the usual amount of food, running around as usual, or even enjoying the same activities as before. As a loving dog owner, you did what was best for your pet by bringing the animal into the veterinary clinic for an evaluation.

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