After my pet had a long, drawn-out battle with cancer, I realized that I needed to do a better job with understanding my pet's needs. I wanted to be there for them no matter what, so I started focusing on my other animals. They needed more love, attention, and medical care, so I focused on those things. I started taking them in for regular checkups and working on their physical appearance. I was able to spot a few other potentially catastrophic health conditions with my animals because of my actions. This blog is all about understanding your pet's needs.
Understanding Your Pet's Needs
Simple Tips For Safely Ordering Pet Meds Online
5 April 2016
Are you thinking about purchasing your pet's medications online? People have been using online pharmacies for years, so why shouldn't your pet enjoy the same level of convenience? Pet medications tend to be more affordable online, but there are some steps you should take to make sure that you're keeping your pet safe. Get a Prescription for Medication First Don't just order what you've ordered before. Some medications, such as heartworm medications, require testing before they're given to make sure that the animal doesn't have the disease in question.
Here Kitty Kitty! 4 Things To Look For When Choosing A Kitten
4 April 2016
It's time to add a feline friend to your family. Before you pick the first one you find, you should know what you're looking for. In other words, you should know how to choose a healthy kitten. Luckily, choosing a healthy kitten doesn't require a trip to the vet. By looking at a kittens face, you can tell if there are any problems with its health. Here's what you should look for when choosing a healthy kitty.
3 Things Amphibian Owners Need To Know About Metabolic Bone Disease
4 April 2016
Frogs, toads, salamanders and other pet amphibians can develop illnesses, just like more traditional pets. Your pet may develop metabolic bone disease if they aren't fed a healthy, well-balanced diet. Here are three things amphibian owners need to know about metabolic bone disease. What are the signs of metabolic bone disease? Metabolic bone disease means that the bones are weakened. Your amphibian may develop deformities of their bones, including their lower jaw bone.
4 Things Potbellied Pig Owners Need To Know About Mange
4 April 2016
Mange is a skin disease that affects mammals, including your pet potbellied pig. Mange can cause health problems for your potbellied pig, so it needs to be treated right away. Here are four things potbellied pig owners need to know about mange. What are the signs of mange in potbellied pigs? If your potbellied pig develops mange, they'll itch or scratch their skin. This itching may be intense, and they may rub their skin against rough surfaces.
4 Things Potbellied Pig Owners Need To Know About Skin Cancer
4 April 2016
Everyone knows that people can get skin cancer, but surprisingly, your new potbellied pig is also at risk of this condition. Skin cancers, including melanoma, are common in potbellied pigs. Here are four things potbellied pig owners need to know about skin cancer. What are the signs of skin cancer? If your pig has skin cancer, you'll see suspicious lesions on their skin. Usually, these lesions develop behind their ears, but other areas that are exposed to the sun, like the shoulders or the back, can also develop skin cancer.