Pause For Paws: 3 Was To Protect Your Pet's Feet On A Hot Day

Posted on 1 February 2018

The hot days of summer are starting to bite in Australia. February is traditionally the warmest month before March arrives with a cool change. This time of year it is vital that you pause and think about protecting your pet's paws on a hot summer day. As the owner of a new puppy, you are probably unaware of how fast the hot pavement can damage the feet of your pet. Here's what you need to know about dog paw burns and how you can avoid them. [Read More]

Signs of Dental Diseases in Dogs

Posted on 29 January 2018

Pets depend on their human owners to ensure that they are healthy since the animal will not tell you that it has a problem. It is, therefore, your duty to ensure that the health of your dog is preserved. This article discusses some of the issues you should focus upon to detect the onset of dental diseases in your dog. The Dog's Appetite The eating habits of your dog can alert you to any dental diseases that may be developing. [Read More]

Getting Your Home Ready for Your Cat's Return From Hospital

Posted on 26 January 2018

Most veterinary treatments can be performed during a single visit, perhaps with a couple of follow-up appointments to make sure everything is fine. Sometimes, however – especially when surgery is needed – your cat might need to stay in an animal hospital for a little while. A veterinary hospital is the best way to let your cat recover well from their procedure, and if any unexpected conditions arise, a vet can deal with them right away. [Read More]

Pet Anti-Vaxers vs Vaccinations: What Are The Risks Of Not Vaccinating Your Dog?

Posted on 26 January 2018

Vaccinations for humans is an emotive subject, with people on both sides of the vaccination debate ready to share their reasons why they do or don't vaccinate. The anti-vaccination discussion has now spread a little further down the family chain with debate regarding the vaccination of pets. Your dog is due for their annual booster, and based on the new debate you are wondering whether to go ahead with the time and expense needed to take your canine mate to the vet. [Read More]

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Vet Care: Understanding Animal Health

As a pet owner, you will want to ensure that the animals you own are properly cared for. Failure to look after animals can cause them to develop serious health problems. I had always wanted to own a dog, but my parents wouldn't let me have one when I was growing up because my sister is allergic to dog hair. When I finally moved out, I decided that now was the time to visit the animal shelter so I could adopt a dog. I wanted to make sure I knew how to care for my pet so I book an appointment with my local vet. The vet was really nice and took the time to start teaching me everything I needed to know about dog care.

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