Did you know that owning a pet can improve our health? So why not return the favor and learn pet CPR so you know what to do if an emergency arises. Our pets are considered members of the family and they enrich our lives in more ways than we can count. In turn, they depend…
Owning a Pet Can Improve Your Health
Today animal companions are more popular than ever. The pet population nationwide has been growing dramatically for nearly a half century, from about 40 million pet cats and dogs in 1967 to more than 160 million in 2006. About two-thirds of U.S. households now own at least one pet. Some of the largest and most…
Six Pet Food Myths Debunked
With clever marketing and attractive packaging, just about any brand of pet food can convince you that you are feeding your pet with top quality meals. Some pet owners have chosen to bypass store-bought food altogether and prepare meals at home. Take a look at some common pet food myths going around today before you…
Can Pets Get Depressed?
Does your pet seem depressed? If you thought this emotional condition only occurred in humans, think again. Pets can actually get depressed too. Even some of the most lively and happy animals have been known to develop depression. They feel down and do not exhibit their normal behavior. The following is some helpful information to…
Foods That Are Toxic and Dangerous for Pets
Most Americans consider their pets a part of the family. They take them on vacation, buy them Halloween costumes, and can’t stand the thought of hurting them in any way. Unfortunately, poison is a serious concern for many pet owners. It may tug at your heart when Fido tilts his head and asks for a…
High Vet Bills? What You Need to Know
It is easy to get discouraged and upset when you are slammed with a $300 vet bill after your furry friend needed some help. Before you blame your veterinarian for charging you to fix a broken limb or an ear infection, it is important to know a few things that your vet probably has not…
Cats, dogs, and cold weather
Always keep your dog on a leash when on snow or ice, especially during a snowstorm — when dogs can lose their scent and easily become lost. Once you get back indoors, wipe off your dog’s paws, legs, and stomach. They can ingest salt, antifreeze, or other chemicals when they lick their paws. Keep cats…
Tip For Disposing Expired Medication
Mixing any unused or expired over-the-counter and/or prescription medications with used coffee grounds can make the discarded drugs less appealing to children, pets, and people who may rummage through your trash. If you’re not a coffee drinker who has grounds readily available, you can ask a local coffee shop for used grounds or find another…
Grooming Is Important For Your Dog’s Health
Buying grooming products for your pet is not only for styling your pet but also they are extremely necessary to keep it in a healthy condition; you can shop for these products very easily on online pet stores. Any dog or pet living in your house must seek a better treatment as it is counted…