Parasites are pests that feed off of host creatures and ticks are some of the most noticeably awful ones. It’s important that every pet owner know how to remove a tick from their dog and do it safely without harming their pet or making the issue worse. Here’s a video that explains the best way to expel ticks from …
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Keep Your Dog Cool During The Summer
During the summer months it is very important to make sure that your canine is cool and comfy. Extremely warm temperatures can cause your dog to have heat stroke which could be fatal if it’s not detected early. Know the signs of overheating: Panting hard Tongue appears bright red Acts sluggish or confused Check out this cool and informative info-grapahic …
Read More »Find Top Pet Insurance Companies
Many pet owners consider their animals as members of their family. Just like humans seeing a doctor, pets require a veterinary for check ups from time to time. These visits can be costly and this is why many pet owners are inclined to spend whatever is necessary to ensure they receive the best medical care for what they are paying …
Read More »March is Poison Prevention Month
March is poison prevention month with special attention to the week of March 16-22, which is known as national poison prevention week. Did you know that many substances found in and around your home can be dangerous to your pets? It is important to be aware of your surroundings just like childproofing your home, pet owners should pet proof their homes. …
Read More »Gadgets for Dogs: Voyce Smart Collar
The importance of being healthy and fit is not a new development but seems to definitely be on a strong upward rise with new developments and fitness trackers such as Fitbit. To the naked eye, Voyce is the canine Fitbit, but according to Jeff Noce the developer behind the product, it is much more . Voyce is a smart collar …
Read More »The Healing Power Of Cat Purrs
The soft humming of a cat purring is a satisfying sound, it means your cat is happy and content which in turn makes you happy and content. But a cats purr can be medically therapeutic for many illnesses such as high blood pressure, healing bones and reducing risk of heart attack. Check out the fact-filled info graphic designed by Gemma …
Read More »Celebrity Groomer Jorge Bendersky
Grooming your pet doesn’t necessarily need to take place at the groomer. You can groom your dog at home without the expenses and trouble associated with going to a professional groomer; Jorge Bendersky’s guide DIY Dog grooming, From Puppy Cuts to Best in Show, will teach you the ins and outs of home grooming. “While you can make excuses not to …
Read More »Pet Holidays
There are many days throughout the year in which we honor our beloved pets. Sometimes its a special day and other times it’s a month long celebration that helps spread awareness to the public on animals and pet health-related observances. Check out our month by month special pet holidays listing and be in the know. January Pet Holidays National Train …
Read More »Foods You shouldn’t Feed Pets
Everyone loves to spoil their pets and some of the time we can’t help sharing what we are munching on with our furry friends. But there are some foods that we love to eat that are harmful to our friends. See the infographic designed by Victoria Cao and read through what is not and what is okay to feed your pets. We were surprised to see …
Read More »February Is National Pet Dental Health Month
February is unfolding to be a very busy month with our pets with Valentine’s Day on the 14th, World Spay Day on the 25th and National Pet Dental Health for well, the whole month of February. According to the American Veterinary Dental society, 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of oral disease by age three. Dental disease can cause serious …
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