Birthday Gifts for Pets

• Training Your Dog To Be A Service Dog

  22 August 2018

  If you have any kind of physical or mental difficulty, then you may be thinking about making your pet dog into a service dog. Service dogs differ from emotional support dogs in that they are specifically trained and able to deal with an impairment. Unlike emotional support dogs, service dogs are allowed a wide range of access and privileges. The good news is that any type of dog can be a service dog, and here are some tips on the process.

• 5 New Puppy Mistakes To Avoid

  28 July 2016

  What can be more exciting than bringing home a new puppy? This little furry creature can provide hours of entertainment for your entire family and is just so cute to look at. However, no matter what type of breed you choose, taking care of a puppy comes with hard work and responsibility. Here are five new puppy mistakes you should avoid: Not Being Firm With Training Whether you are training your dog to go to the bathroom outside or not hop up on the couch, you have to be firm.

• Understanding The Risk Of Cat Urinary Problems And Recognizing Symptoms

  14 July 2016

  Bladder and kidney infections are serious risks to the health of cats. While humans sometimes have these problems too, cats aren't able to express what they're experiencing or able to describe the pain that they're in. A cat that has never had a kidney, bladder, or urinary infection or blockage before can still develop one, and it's imperative that cat owners recognize it immediately. This guide will explain why urinary blockages are dangerous and what symptoms may indicate this dangerous disorder.

• 3 Crucial Questions To Ask When Choosing A Veterinarian For Your Exotic Pet

  8 July 2016

  If you own an exotic pet in the United States, you may have noticed that finding a qualified and experienced veterinarian is not always easy. It has been estimated recently that there are more exotic pets in U.S. homes now than there are in zoos. However, your exotic pet, whether it is a tiger, kangaroo or something else, will have different nutritional, social and health needs than a domesticated pet might.