After I made the decision to start looking for different pets, I realized that I really wanted a dog. While it was true that I considered different pets, it was really neat to be able to narrow down which animals would be fun for my family, and I knew a dog was the answer I was looking for. I went to a local pet shop and found the perfect furry little friend, and I am so happy I did. This website is all about taking great care of your animals, even when you might not feel qualified to do so. Check out this blog for great tips.
Posted on: 2 February 2018
Your dog doesn't stay a puppy forever. When you dog is a part of your family, you can enjoy every stage of life. Puppyhood silliness gives way to adult loyalty and steadiness. But those adult years move into senior years, and as your dog ages, he will need more special care. Here is what you need to know about caring for your dog as he gets older.
1. Exercise is still important.
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Posted on: 1 February 2018
If you are ready to welcome a dog into your household to fill the role of family companion, some of your friends and acquaintances have probably recommended the Labrador retriever or the golden retriever as ideal choices. These popular breeds are just two of the retrievers that are recognized by the American Kennel Club, however. Learn a little about each of these wonderful dogs to figure out which one will tug the hardest at your family's heartstrings.
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Posted on: 1 February 2018
If your cat has a problem with scratching and clawing, you may have been considering declawing, which will permanently rid your cat of its claws. Before you opt for surgical declawing, you should consider whether or not the procedure will be best for your cat. Here are four questions you should ask before you choose declawing.
Does Your Cat Go Outside?
When cats go outside, they often make good use of their claws.
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Posted on: 1 February 2018
You probably know that flu season is in full swing. Because of that, you're probably taking plenty of precautions to keep you and your family healthy. If you have canine family members, you should be taking steps to protect them as well. You see, canine flu season is in full swing too. Unfortunately, the canine flu can make your poor dog feel downright miserable. Luckily, there are some simple steps you can take to help keep canine flu away.
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