The furry, feathery and scaly creatures that we call our pets all require veterinarian care from time to time. When the time comes to take your pet to the vet, is there anything that you can do to make the trip easier for you and your pet? My blog is all about the healthcare of your pets of all kinds. You will learn what some symptoms can mean, what you can do to alleviate the stress that comes with vet trips and how you can keep your pets as healthy, strong and happy as you possibly can between each vet visit.
Posted on: 28 August 2015
Ferrets are a great exotic pet to have at home. They are friendly, fun to play with, and generally easy to care for. When it comes to bathing a ferret, it doesn't need to be done quite as often as other animals. Their skin has natural oils that can keep the ferret clean and healthy for long periods of time. Here are some tips to follow for your bathing your ferret.
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Posted on: 28 August 2015
Sugar gliders are small marsupial animals that belong in the kangaroo family. They are considered exotic pets and can be a lot of fun to have in your home. Before you adopt sugar gliders, make sure you know the basics of taking care of them.
Stick to a Strict Dietary Regimen
Start taking care of your sugar gliders by knowing what to feed them. They have strict dietary requirements that you must adhere to, otherwise you could make them ill.
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Posted on: 27 August 2015
If your dog was having breathing problems, would you know how to perform CPR? Did you know that dogs can suffer health problems or injuries that might require CPR? If you don't know the proper procedures, you may waste valuable time trying to find someone who can help save your pet's life. Be prepared for an emergency. Here are some step-by-step instructions for canine CPR.
Check for a Heartbeat
Before you begin CPR on your pet, it's important to determine if the heart has stopped beating.
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Posted on: 27 August 2015
As a responsible pet parent, having the phone number and address of a reputable animal hospital near your home is important. But it's just as important to have a way to stabilize your cat before transporting them to the hospital. Serious injuries and conditions that put your cat's health at risk, like seizures or uncontrolled bleeding, can potentially lead to irreversible damage by the time you reach the animal hospital. Creating a first-aid kit now can potentially save your cat's life in a crisis, and this guide will explain what you need to make it.
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