Caring For My Pets

Posted on: 13 June 2016

If your cat has been diagnosed with kidney disease, chances are your veterinarian has told you that it's important for them to eat a special kind of cat food. Understanding what your cat will need in their diet is an important part of keeping your kitty healthy for as long as possible. This guide will explain what can hurt your cat, help your cat, and how to build your cat's diet around these things.
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Posted on: 26 April 2016

Getting a new puppy is an exciting decision, and your new pet's "puppyhood" is a time to be cherished. It flies by for adults and kids alike. However, having a new puppy is a big responsibility, and it's easy to make little mistakes that can have big repercussions. Avoid making the following mistakes when you get a new puppy. Never Get a Puppy Without Preparing Your Home A puppy is likely to be curious and get into everything.
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Posted on: 26 February 2016

When a cat is 8 years old, this is equivalent to a human being 48 years old. When your cat reaches the age of 10, this is comparable to a 56-year-old human. As your cat ages, his or her behavior is likely to change. It is normal for older cats to be less energetic and a little slower-moving than young ones. Other behavioral changes that are seen in older cats, however, are often indicators of disease or health conditions.
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Posted on: 18 February 2016

Taking your dog to the vet can be challenging, especially if your dog knows where he is the moment that you arrive. Your dog may try to drag behind, making it difficult to even get into the vet's office, or he may act scared, which can make you feel bad for your dog. In reality, vet visits typically aren't that bad. In order to get your dog comfortable with this, you will want to consider these four ways to make your dog get used to it:
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