If you have recently discovered that your dog is pregnant, you may find the following advice to be helpful. 1. Inform your vet of the pregnancy if your dog is due to have their booster vaccination If your dog is due to have their booster vaccination at some point during their pregnancy, it is important to tell your vet about the pregnancy before booking an appointment for this injection. The reason for this is as follows; whilst animal vaccinations play an extremely important role in reducing an animal's risk of developing a number of very serious illnesses, there are circumstances in which a vet might recommend that you postpone your dog's upcoming vaccination. [Read More]

When it comes to pet care, most furry parents will be meticulous about vaccinations and then only rush them to the vet when they develop a medical condition or are involved in an accident. Although taking this approach may seem economical in the long run, it also presents an opportunity to overlook dental care. Since dogs do not clean their teeth, it becomes incredibly easy for minor dental problems to accelerate into dental emergencies. [Read More]

An unfortunate aspect of being a dog owner is that the chances are you will outlive your pet. So while your pet was a boisterous and sociable pup, the effects of ageing can be quote dampening to their spirit. Rather than leave them to their own devices, it is at this time that they need extra care and attention from you. Being aware of the ageing process and informed about how you can make life easier for your dog can go a long way in ensuring that their last days are without any unnecessary pain and suffering. [Read More]

Paying attention to your pet's demeanour is critical in determining whether its wellbeing is at risk or not. Since pets cannot outright tell you when they are experiencing pain or discomfort, the burden lies on you to make sure that you monitor your pet so that you can discern a change in habit that would imply that they are under the weather. Knowing how to detect warning symptoms in your pet can go a long way in making sure they receive medical attention in good time and subsequently prolong their lifespan. [Read More]