When the time comes to say goodbye to a beloved pet, the decision is never easy. One option that is growing in popularity due to its compassionate approach is at-home euthanasia. Here are five reasons why you might consider this choice for your furry friend.
Comfort for Your Pet
The first and most compelling reason is the comfort and familiarity of the home environment. For pets, especially those who are anxious or ill, the stress of traveling to a veterinary clinic can be overwhelming.…
Good dental health is more than just a matter of keeping your pet’s breath smelling fresh. It’s actually an important component of their overall health and well-being, and neglecting it can lead to serious issues down the line. But don’t worry: caring for your pet’s teeth can be easy and stress-free.
1. How to Brush Your Pet’s Teeth
Regularly brushing your pet’s teeth is the initial stride towards ensuring their optimal dental health.…
There are approximately 300 to 600 million cats in the world and this number increases when a cat is not spayed. Many of these cats are outside cats which means they have more than one litter of kittens. If you have a female cat, you should get it spayed to keep the cat population down. Below is information on when you should have your female cat spayed and why this is important. …
It’s upsetting for any dog owner to realize that their furry family member likely has a broken bone. Whether a car has hit your dog or it has taken a tumble while running, it’s important to promptly visit your area’s animal hospital so that the dog can get the treatment it needs. The veterinarian will provide pain medication to alleviate the pet’s discomfort and then assess the severity of the break.…
When you think of arranging your pet’s cremation, you might picture yourself going through this process after the pet has passed away. While there are lots of people who take this approach, it’s not the only option for you. Another idea to consider is pre-arranging the cremation of your pet. People often pre-arrange the cremation of their loved ones, so it makes sense to consider the merits of doing so with your pet.…
If your dog has recently returned after wandering away for a while, there are some steps you’ll need to take. This is particularly important if your dog looks worse for wear when it returns. You never know what your pet has been through while it’s been out on the road. Here are four steps you should take to ensure the health and safety of your wayward dog.
1. Keep It Away From the Other Pets…
When was the last time your pet saw a veterinarian for a dental exam and cleaning? If it’s been more than few years, then there’s a good chance your pet’s oral and dental health is suffering from this lack of basic wellness care. Unfortunately, many pet owners do not realize the importance of taking care of their pet’s dental health just as they take care of other aspects of a pet’s health and wellness.…
It’s any pet owner’s worst nightmare: having to rush your pet to an animal hospital for emergency care. Unfortunately, pet emergencies happen more often than you might think, and they can happen at the absolute worst times. As a pet owner, it’s important to be aware of some of the most common pet emergencies and when to seek immediate medical care. Knowing what to do just could save your pet’s life.…
If you went to a dog shelter and you saw a dog that was about to be put down, bringing it home with you was a great idea. If you already have a dog at home, however, you should never just bring the new dog straight into your home. Instead, you should have to dog checked out at the veterinarian. Because the dog has been in a shelter, you do not know what problems it may have.…
Having a dog can be a wonderful thing. They show unconditional love no matter how you look or what mood you happen to be in. You want to spend as much time with them as possible, but you also have to earn a living. Your full-time job takes you away from the house quite a bit and can leave your animal friend feeling neglected. A good way to keep your dog in good spirits is to enroll them in a pet care facility.…
