Keeping Your Pet Happy

Posted on: 19 May 2020

If the pandemic is keeping you and your pet pooch trapped indoors most of the time and has led to the temporary shutdown of non-emergency veterinary services in your area, here is some advice that you might find useful. Keep a list of new health issues so you can bring them up when you next use a veterinary service Unless your dog develops a life-threatening sickness or injury that necessitates emergency treatment, it may be quite a while before you can take them to see a vet, as most veterinary clinics will only deal with urgent cases throughout the pandemic.
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Posted on: 23 September 2019

You wouldn't want to see your pet sick or in any kind of pain. To ensure he or she is healthy, you need to look for a veterinarian and book an appointment but you should also look into veterinary dentistry. Your pet does not necessarily have to be showing any symptoms. The appointment is essential to get your pet checked out for any underlying conditions, be educated on how to offer the best care and to ask all the questions you might be having.
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Posted on: 29 April 2019

If you and your budgie get on well, then it may like to perch on your finger to get some attention. If this happens often enough, you'll get used to the feel of its feet. This can actually be useful. Your budgie's feet can help you keep an eye on its overall health. For example, if you've noticed that your budgie's feet consistently feel warmer than usual or even hot, then it may have a problem.
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Posted on: 23 April 2019

Is your pet dog scheduled to go under the knife? You might not know it, but there are things you need to do to prepare your companion animal for surgery. Or, you might be aware your pet needs to be prepared for surgery, but you don't know where to start. Whatever the case may be, you've come to the right place. The following guide will point out a few important tips to follow before bringing your dog in for surgery.
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