8 TIPS TO PREVENT MOTIONS SICKNESS IN DOGS To most dogs, a car ride is the best thing since that last nibble of steak. But, for a dog that gets motion sickness, even a short ride becomes stressful…sometimes resulting in …
Dog/cat nail trims are important. We know trimmed nails help save our floors, furniture and sometimes our skin and… nail trims are good for our pets too. But why do so many dogs and cats refuse, hate, or flee when it’s …
All cats need routine veterinarian care, dental care, and some even need cat grooming. Let’s face it though, the worst part of any “cat” veterinary trip is getting him there! So if you need advice to make this task less …
Making the most of your pet’s annual visit to the veterinarian is important. After all, you are your pet’s only voice. By taking a few extra minutes before the appointment to make a list of questions and concerns you have …
The Big Bad Wolf on Pet Grooming Keeping your dog and cat healthy means paying regular attention to bathing, grooming and brushing. Even pets with short hair will benefit from this often overlooked aspect of pet care. Grooming does more …
Ways Pets Communicate Pain Pets can’t talk, but many have an instinctive way of letting their owners know if they are in pain. Dogs especially speak to us in clear ways that reflect a problem is present. For cat owners, …
House breaking is usually the first priority when you bring a new puppy or new “adult” dog home. Who wants to constantly be worried about accidents? Well, if you are willing to be CONSISTENT and use positive reinforcement you should …
by Dr. Jessica Roselle Loch We get a lot of questions when pets return home after staying with us, whether it be after boarding, daycare, or even surgery. We have decided to write a few of these changes down so …
Living in the ever evolving world of technology, why would any pet owner want to leave their furry friends out of the fun ? Well, thanks to these “APPS” you won’t. There are hundreds of apps that can help being …
Why What’s Good for YOU Isn’t Always Good for Your Pet Common over the counter pain relievers like Tylenol or ibuprofen send most “humans” on a road to recovery. However, this is NOT the case for a pet. Let’s weigh …