Three Things You Should Know About A Medical Emergency For Your Dog Posted on:
23 July 2018
No one expects to have a medical emergency for their pet, but the truth is that many medical emergencies can happen, and the longer you are a pet owner, the more likely i
Why Your Cat Needs Vaccines Before Being Boarded Posted on:
21 July 2018
The vast majority of animal boarding facilities these days require that any animals staying with them must be vaccinated beforehand. If all the cats that are coming to a
Who Farted? 4 Reasons Why Your Dog May Be Emitting Noxious Fumes Posted on:
20 July 2018
If your dogs farts could clear a room, it's time to get to the bottom of the smelly gas. There are some dogs that just naturally emit gag-inducing farts. However, most do
Pet Vaccinations For Travel Posted on:
20 July 2018
When you travel with your pets, whether it's across the United States or to another country, you will need a health certificate. In fact, most airlines won't let your pet
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Do you absolutely adore animals? Perhaps, you frequently welcome abandoned dogs or cats into your home that you find in the streets. When you rescue an animal, be sure to schedule an appointment with a veterinarian as quickly as possible. This professional can run some tests on your new pet to make sure he or she doesn’t have a disease or other type of medical condition. A veterinarian can also recommend any vaccinations or medications your cat or dog may need. Your veterinarian can spay or neuter your new pet if you would like him or her to. On this blog, I hope you will discover how a veterinarian can protect both you and the abandoned animal you’ve brought into your home. Enjoy!