Bonding with a New Pet

Posted on: 17 November 2016

If you just acquired a kitten as a pet, and you discovered it has several fleas roaming around throughout its fur, you are most likely concerned for its health and for the cleanliness of your home. Since you should avoid using chemical agents on a small kitten, you will need to be proactive in the flea removal on your own to help keep your new pet from becoming sick. Fleas can cause a multitude of problems on a kitten if they are not eradicated properly.
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Posted on: 15 November 2016

Whether adopting from a breeder or an animal shelter, picking up your new puppy can be an exciting time for you and your family. Purchasing small bowls, puppy food, and chew toys may be a priority, but focusing on your puppy's healthcare is also important. Thankfully, most veterinarians offer wellness exams specifically designed for your new puppy. With this guide, you will understand the importance of your puppy's first wellness checkup.
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Posted on: 11 November 2016

A pet snake can be an excellent companion for those that live in small apartments as its cage will not require as much space as a cat or dog would need. Unfortunately, owning a pet snake can be a more complicated task than most people realize. To prevent making some mistakes that can cause health or behavioral issues for your snake, be sure to keep these basic care tips in mind.
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Posted on: 10 October 2016

If you're a pet owner who has a vacation coming up, you may be facing a bit of a quandary.  While you don't want to be away from your beloved pet, you also don't want them to have to deal with the stresses of air or rail travel, or the hotel where you're staying may not be pet friendly.  In these instances, you need to find care for your animal.  There could be a friend or family member that you can leave your pet with, but an even better option is to check them into a boarding facility.
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