Here is to a Happy Pet Dental Month for you and your pet. What better way than to show your four-legged fur child some Valentine love then to get your him or her a good dental checkup — this is a great time for a Valentine’s Day photo with your Canine Cupid’s bright and shiny Cuspids!
Recent studies show that while the number of pets in America is increasing, fewer pet owners are bringing their pets in for regular checkups, and this could be causing a rise in preventable diseases.
It’s holiday time and you think it will be a great idea to bring a new pet home as a gift for someone special. Well, hold on just a minute. Have you thought about all the responsibility that goes along with giving the family something very a gift that keeps on giving.
If you are a pet owner, your pet is a beloved member of your family. You buy treats and toys keep your pet happy and as a pet parent breed decor for your home, cat mugs, dog breed doormats or buying gifts for the dog or cat lover in your life. Your pet is an integral part of the family. But, what about your pet’s health? In the midst of all the fun, it is vital that pet parents work with their veterinarians to keep their loving animal companions healthy.
People are social and we all highly value our interactions with friends and family. While you might not think the same of cats, people who have more than one can attest that having multiple cats can make everyone in the household – two-legged and four-legged – a little happier.
Today, there well more than 100 cats housed at the Nebraska Humane Society in various stages of adoption readiness. These cats come from all walks of life but for one reason or another, ended up at the shelter. Some cats and kittens are found fending for themselves as strays, some are given up by owners [...]
To have not heard about the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton means you must have been living under a rock for the last several months. While most people have casually been following the wedding through the news, others have taken the unique event to a whole new level. If finally hit a [...]
To save money on routine vet visits, vaccinations and preventive medications, consider purchasing a wellness package, which many veterinary practices provide at a discounted rate. Talk to vets in your area to see what kinds of deals they offer, or look into a plan that’s offered nationwide.
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