Four Pet Ownership Costs Not To Overlook

18 April 2016
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Making the decision to adopt a pet isn't just a life-changing situation for the pet, but also for you, as an owner. In order to provide your pet with the best possible experience, it's important that you be prepared – even when it comes to your finances. If you are about to adopt a new furry family member, there are a number of important costs you should be factoring into your budget ahead of time. Read More

4 Things Potbellied Pig Owners Need To Know About Rectal Prolapses

2 March 2016
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Potbellied pigs can suffer from a number of serious health problems, including rectal prolapses. Rectal prolapses occur when the rectum—the last section of the large intestine—falls out of position and protrudes through the anus. Here are four things potbellied pig owners need to know about rectal prolapses. Why do potbellied pigs get rectal prolapses? Your potbellied pig can develop a rectal prolapse if they strain themselves while defecating. This can happen if they have severe diarrhea or if they are constipated. Read More

3 Ways Your Pet’s Health Problems Can Transfer To You

16 February 2016
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As you already know, there are many benefits of owning a pet, but you also know that pets can have health issues that can affect you as well. Most of these problems are manageable, but some can potentially cause serious health issues to you or your pet if they're not caught early. Here are three ways that your pet's health problems can transfer to you. Parasites: As a pet owner, you're well aware that your pet can get parasites such as fleas and ticks, but there is a myriad of other, more dangerous parasites that can affect your pets. Read More

Tips For Hiking With Your Dog

8 February 2016
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Your pooch may be your best friend, and even double as your closest companion when you hit the trail for a hike. Whether you are going on a short day trip or a multi-day backpacking trip, your pet's health should be one of your top priorities. The following tip can help you keep your dog both safe and happy on the trail. Tip #1: Avoid Dehydration The addition of a simple collapsible water bowl is a must, even for short hikes. Read More

The One Tool All Pet Owners Should Have For Emergency Injuries

2 February 2016
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If your pet were to get cut or suffered an injury that left them bleeding, what would you do? You might first think to reach for bandages or gauze, which are both good ideas. However, there's one product you may have never even heard of that can potentially save a pet's life if they're bleeding. Read on to learn more about this item and how you can use it. Styptic Powder Read More

Keeping Your Pet Safe

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The first day you own a pet, you might be more concerned about keeping your house clean than you are about making sure that your pet stays safe and has fun. However, after you fall in love with that furry little friend, you might pay more attention to keeping hazards out of reach. I have been a pet owner for the past twenty years, and I know what it takes to protect your animal. Check out these tips for protecting your animal from harmful cleaning chemicals, foods, and even bad people. My blog might seem simple, but it could be the key to keeping your pet safe.