Are you thinking of traveling and leaving your dog with a boarder soon? There are plenty of excellent boarding facilities that will take wonderful care of your dog while you're away. However, if you plan on utilizing one, it's a good idea to plan ahead. Specifically, you will want to make a pre-boarding visit to the vet a few weeks before you're due to leave. Here are
- Considering how loyal dogs are, it's only natural for their owners to safeguard their health. But unfortunately, it can be hard to tell when your furry friend needs medical attention. After all, a pet can't speak out about their health problems. Fortunately, the following signs can help you know when to visit a veterinarian. Change in Stool Does your dog's stool seem
- For many people, letting a cat into the garage is a normal part of daily life. Whether you want to get them out of the house for a few moments or they attend to their business in a litter box there, many people regularly let their cats into the garage. However, it's not always safe to do so. If you've recently let your cat back in from the garage and they're salivatin
- Dogs will have accidents in the house, but if they are having them often and they don't usually have accidents in the house, it could be more than misbehavior, it could be a health concern. If your dog is suddenly having accidents in the house, you should consider taking it to the veterinarian for a checkup and exam to rule out any health concerns. Read on for a few h
- Do you have a dog who often seems nervous? He may cower in the corner, put his tail between his legs, and even shiver and shake. As an owner, you can gently work with your dog and comfort him when something is making him nervous. Keeping him in a relaxing, quiet environment can also help. But something else you may want to do is visit a vet and talk to them about your