Pet Care For New Pet Owners

Posted on: 13 January 2020

The ideal situation is that you'll stay with the same veterinarian throughout the life of your cat. However, as CNN points out, cats can live to be 20 years old or more. During that time, you're likely to move at least once. You may not find it feasible to take your cat to their old vet. Older cats are those who are around 12 years and up. And, just like older humans, that's the time of their life they need medical attention the most.
[Read More]

Posted on: 8 January 2020

If you live somewhere that experiences cold winters, you'll want to keep the temperature in mind when you shop for a dog for your family. While you may have specific breed preferences, you need to choose a breed that has a reputation for being comfortable in cold conditions — especially if you envision spending a lot of time outdoors with your dog over the course of the winter. German Shepherds have a lot of benefits as a breed, but one advantage is how resilient they are in cold conditions.
[Read More]

Posted on: 3 January 2020

Many dogs get anxiety when they are left at home alone. While you may like the idea of simply bringing your dog everywhere with you, this is just not something that everyone will be able to do. If you have an anxious dog, then you may find that you deal with all kinds of issues when you have to leave your dog at home while you do things like go to work and run errands.
[Read More]

Posted on: 19 December 2019

Dozens if not hundreds of dog breeds exist, especially when you consider all the hybrid breeds. The cockapoo is one of those designer dog breeds, and they're especially popular. They're a small breed, growing to a maximum of 15 inches tall and 24 pounds as adults. Find out some benefits that might just inspire you to welcome a cockapoo into your home. Cockapoos are Great Companion Pets Cockapoos are very friendly and affectionate dogs.
[Read More]