Vets and Vaccinations: What You Need to Know

About Me

Hello, pet owners of the world! My name is Brian. I am 23 years old and I have recently purchased my first puppy. I have always wanted to own a dog but my parents wouldn't let me have one when I was a kid. I promised myself that I would buy one as soon as I had the money and space. When I graduated from university, I got a job and a place of my own then went to the pet shop. The only problem I had was that I didn't have a clue about how the vaccinations and other things my dog would need. Thankfully, I found a fantastic vet who helped me out by explaining everything I needed to know. My dog is healthy and happy so I wanted to share what I have learnt with others.

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Two mistakes that owners of elderly cats sometimes make

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Caring for an elderly cat can be challenging; below are some mistakes that cat owners make when their pets approach their twilight years. Not informing the vet of their cat's gradual loss of cognitive function Owners of elderly cats will often not inform their veterinarian when they notice their cat's gradual loss of cognitive function, until this decline becomes very advanced, as they assume that their pet's forgetfulness, bouts of disorientation and the changes in their sleeping habits are just part and parcel of the ageing process. Read More

All You Need To Know About Hematomas and Your Dog

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One condition your dog may develop that should have you seek veterinary intervention as soon as possible is the onset of hematomas. Hematomas are commonly found under your dog's earflaps but these are not the only places that they can form. In fact, hematomas can occur on any part of their body, and it is essential to see a vet immediately since your dog could end up needing veterinary surgery. If you have never had to deal with this medical problem, read on for all you need to know about hematomas and your dog so you can be aware of what to expect. Read More

Making Dog Grooming Easier For Your Pet

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You know the importance of getting a haircut. You know it helps your hair grow healthier, and it feels great as well. Did you know that haircuts have the same effect on your dog? They too need this pampering time and the healthier hair benefits apply too. So while you are getting ready for their appointment, here are some tips on making dog grooming easier for your pet. Regular Visits Read More

Vets and Vaccinations: What You Need to Know