Category: Animal Care Tips
THE IMPORTANCE OF SPAYING & NEUTERING
FACTS* 6.5 Million Animals Enter US Animal Shelters Yearly. Of those, roughly 3.3 million are dogs and 3.2 million are cats. Estimates show that the number of dogs and cats entering U.S. shelters annually has declined from 7.2 million in 2011. The biggest decline was in dogs (3.9 million to 3.3 million). Each year, close […]
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The Top Non-Shedding Dog for Families
A non-shedding dog is one that does not shed hair or as much hair as you might expect with other breeds. As you can imagine, that’s a really desirable trait in the pets that we have living in our home! However, it’s not just having a cleaner home that makes them an attractive choice, […]
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DENTAL STICKS
WATCH VIDEO BLOG HERE: https://fb.watch/bfJcv7_er8/ We have been talking about the importance of good dental health in our pets all month long, but this should be a 12 months of the year habit! Brushing and good nutrition is of prime importance, but in between brushings, chewing on raw (NEVER RAW) bones and various types of chew […]
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BOW WOW LABS TOOTHBRUSH & PASTE FOR PETS
WATCH VIDEO BLOG HERE: https://fb.watch/bfJknvU7f5/ The four-head design toothbrush allows for quick and effective cleaning. You can pretty much brush uppers and lowers at the same time! It’s best to replace your dog or cat’s brush every 3 months. • Freshens Breath • Cleans Plaque and Prevents Tartar Formation • Soothes and Heals Gums • […]
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VALENTINE’S PET SAFETY TIPS
According to the ASPCA, its Animal Poison Control Center sees an increase in poisoning cases around Valentine’s Day! Theobromine, a caffeine-like substance found in cocoa, can affect your pet’s cardiac, neurological, and gastrointestinal systems. Once swallowed, there is no specific antidote for chocolate poisoning, so call your veterinarian at once! Chocolate, however, is not […]
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BENEFITS OF BONE BROTH FOR YOUR BFF (Best Furry Friend)
Did your mom ever refer to chicken soup as homemade penicillin? Can food be medicine? Many are taking note of the benefits of good nutrition these days, and bone broth may be a prime example of food as a healing and restorative tincture. Bone broth is what you get when you slow-cook bones in water. […]
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CHECKING YOUR RABBIT’S VITALS
Males are called bucks. Females are does. Babies are kits or kittens. No matter what you call them, domesticated rabbits are truly indoor pets. They do not do well once temperatures reach 80°F. If you keep your bunny in an outdoor hutch, it must be well-protected from the elements and have a mister system, fan or other way […]
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SECOND BEST FRIENDS: Your Pet’s Health & Safety Team
Some humans consider a second best friend a back-up plan, someone next in line if your bestie is not available to lend an ear, a shoulder or a good time. Some people feel like they are always a 2nd best friend, that they never hit the mark, the proverbial “always a Bridesmaid and never a […]
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HEAD-TO-TAIL CHECK-UP
Head-to-Tail, Snout-to-Tail, Wag-to-Woof or by any other name, performing an at-home exam of your dog or cat weekly to catch problems early on is a MUST! Dogs and cats don’t tell us when something is wrong. Responsible pet parents regularly look and feel to find anything not quite right. By getting to know your pet […]
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Dr. Buzby’s DIY Dog Master Course: Nail Trimming Without Fear
CODE: PSC22 for 25% OFF! https://bit.ly/3HW4Ln5 When we walk, we land with our heels first. The soft fat pad & the flattening of the arch helps cushion the impact as our foot makes contacts with the ground. As we roll over our toes, the arch raises and the soft tissue structures are stretched, which creates […]
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PET FIRST AID KIT REFRESH
So that you are prepared to bandage a wound, pull a tick, or soothe an upset tummy, make sure you have these most basic items, as well as the PET FIRST AID & CPR QUICK REFERENCE For Dog & Cat Parents & Pet Professionals. A Pet First Aid Kit is only good as the human […]
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TUMMY TROUBLES? Gastro Pro Plus to the Rescue
GI issues are one of the most common reason your dog or cat may end up at the vet and during the holidays…did Fido & Fluffy have a bit too much, something new and unusual, like treats from a friend, or something off the holiday table that their tummy isn’t used to? Just like us, […]
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WHY PET FIRST AID & SAFETY?
9 out of 10 dogs & cats WILL experience an emergency at some point in their lives.
25% more (AAHA) can be saved if first aid is administered BEFORE getting to veterinary help.
