Care of Pocket Pets This month we’re going to discuss the care of pocket pets. Pets that I would consider pocket pets are hamsters, sugar gliders, rats, mice, rabbits, and ferrets. Though care for each of these species may vary, … Continue reading →
Dental Care & Your Pet February is Dental Health Month! Dental health is more than just expensive dental cleanings and elderly pets with bad teeth. We can prevent these problems starting today! Here’s how… The first step is brushing your … Continue reading →
Canine Influenza In light of the recent outbreak of Canine Influenza Virus (CIV), you might have noticed that we began to require the influenza vaccine for boarding. Today we’re going to discuss why your pet may be at risk. Similar … Continue reading →
Cold Weather Tips Colder weather wanders in, and everyone bundles up on the couch in the beams of their christmas lights. With the danger of cold weather rolling in, I’m here to offer you some tips and tricks! Being in … Continue reading →
Your Pet’s Weight is Their Biggest Health Risk In America, most of us have the privilege of having “first world problems” (I.e“Ugh my iPhone broke,” “I only had Taco Bell six times this week,” “I hate it when the shower … Continue reading →
The Importance of Selecting the Right Breed of Dog All dogs have descended from wolves. Each breed of dog was bred for a specific need or reason. Some breeds are for working, others for companionship. Each domestic breed is here … Continue reading →
Emergency Evacuation Plan for Pets In these trying times, we have had multiple natural disasters. This has taken a toll on, not only, our nation’s people, but their pets and livestock as well. Just like in every other blog is … Continue reading →
Parvovirus Continuing on our discussion about vaccines, y’all need to know about this nasty virus! I’m serious when I say that parvovirus is deadly. Quick treatment and diagnosis is vital and, the kicker, it is 100% preventable. So why on … Continue reading →
May Blog 2017 12 Reasons why not to administer Over the Counter Vaccines Following the school of thought that “less is more” and “cheaper is better,” I’m here to discuss why you should not consider giving over the counter vaccines. … Continue reading →
Spending less may always sound like a good idea. This month I want to talk about how using grocery store or “cheap” dog and cat food actually costs you more. Brands like Alpo, Nine Lives, and Ol’ Roy seems like … Continue reading →