Your Pets Health Needs Can Change with the SeasonYour Pets Health Needs Can Change with the Season

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Your Pets Health Needs Can Change with the Season

When I bought my first house, the number-one item on my list of new home "must-haves" was a large, fenced-in back yard, so the dogs I would soon adopt would have a place to run around! I adopted one younger dog and a senior dog, so I have learned about caring for pets of all ages. One thing I have noticed is that my dogs' health needs really change with the seasons. My older dog has a little arthritis, and it acts up more in the cold winter and I have to give him a supplement for it. Both dogs are a little less active in the winter when it is cold, so I have to feed them a little less or they gain weight. I decided to start a blog to share my pet health tips, and I hope you can learn a lot here!

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The Art of Grooming Long-Haired Dogs: Tips and Tricks for Pet Owners
22 September 2023

Long-haired dogs are beautiful, fluffy, and adorab …

How To Improve Your Dog's Dental Health
15 June 2023

Your dog's dental health is critical. It is someth …

5 Common Veterinary Services
18 January 2023

If you consider your pet a member of your family, …

3 Cat Dental Care Tips
5 October 2022

If you are a responsible cat owner, you feed your …

4 Reasons You Should Have A Designated Animal Hospital For Your Pets
8 July 2022

There are so many things to think about when it co …

The Art of Grooming Long-Haired Dogs: Tips and Tricks for Pet Owners

22 September 2023
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Long-haired dogs are beautiful, fluffy, and adorable creatures that come in many breeds, like Golden Retrievers, Poodles, and Shih Tzus. However, their luscious coats require more upkeep compared to other fur types, and grooming them can be challenging for some pet owners. Here are some tips and tricks on how to groom long-haired dogs and the benefits of hiring professional groomers. Brushing Is Key Regular brushing is the key to maintaining healthy and tangle-free fur for your long-haired pup. Read More 

How To Improve Your Dog’s Dental Health

15 June 2023
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Your dog's dental health is critical. It is something you should always be striving to take care of. It can often be neglected, but it is one area where you must be as diligent as possible. If you're wondering how to take care of your dog's teeth, here are some tips that will help you. Get Professional Help Getting professional help is a critical part of your dog's dental care. Dental disease develops very early in pets, and you must take your pet to the vet to get their teeth professionally cleaned as often as necessary. Read More 

5 Common Veterinary Services

18 January 2023
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If you consider your pet a member of your family, you definitely are not alone. Many people love their pets just like their own family members. One of the most important things you can do for your pet is to take it to the veterinarian's office regularly. Just like humans, pets can get sick or injured and require medical treatment.  Here are several common veterinary services. Wellness Exams Even if your dog or cat seems fine, you should still schedule a wellness checkup once a year. Read More 

3 Cat Dental Care Tips

5 October 2022
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If you are a responsible cat owner, you feed your cat high-quality food, keep them comfortable and entertained at home, and probably make sure they get into the vet for routine check-ups. One area of cat care you shouldn't overlook is dental care. Most cats over the age of four have some form of dental disease, which can easily lead to pain, possible infection, and difficulty eating. To prevent this and keep your cat's teeth healthy, just follow these three tips: Read More 

4 Reasons You Should Have A Designated Animal Hospital For Your Pets

8 July 2022
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There are so many things to think about when it comes to taking care of your pet, from finding the perfect food to keeping up with their vaccinations. But one thing that's often overlooked is finding a designated animal hospital. Just like humans need access to specialists for different areas of care, pets do too. Here are four reasons you should have a designated animal hospital for your furry family members. Read More