Blog

Just like humans, pets have different requirements as they age. If you have a senior pet, you need to change routine, vet care, and daily activities. Older pets have less energy and might develop health issues such as hearing, cataracts, and organ problems. ... Read more ​​​​​​​
​​​​​​​

Many people are surprised to learn that cavities aren't actually the biggest dental issue that can affect our animals. Dental disease, also known as gum disease, periodontal disease, or periodontitis is significantly more of a risk and will go on to affect around 1 in 3 animals. Nevertheless, that doesn't mean that no animals will get cavities during their lifetime. And if they do, they will cause all of the same unpleasant and debilitating symptoms that they do in humans. ... Read more ​​​​​​​
​​​​​​​

Nature is beautiful, but it may sometimes pose some dangers to your health. One such risk is Lyme disease. People who spend most of their time in the wild, such as hunters and campers, face this danger every time. May reminds us every year to prevent Lyme disease and save many lives.... Read more ​​​​​​​
​​​​​​​

Dogs are the preferred hosts of heartworms. By the time you notice the symptoms in your dog, the disease will have spread throughout its body. Signs of heartworms begin showing up when the worms mature by the sixth month of their implantation. The condition begins when a heartworm-infected mosquito bites your dog. The infection comes from the mosquito sucking blood from an animal with heartworms, transferring them to another animal. The repercussions of heartworm infection are severe. The treatments are expensive and emotionally draining. ... Read more ​​​​​​​
​​​​​​​

Pet treats are crucial to their dental health. They help pets keep their gums and teeth healthy. It is important that when choosing pet treats, you should consider the type of pet and their size. Younger animals need softer materials since they use their gums, and their teeth are yet to form. Treats will help ease their teething discomfort. Adult pets need tougher treats that help them exercise their jaws and teeth. The size of the pet treat should match the size of the pet.... Read more ​​​​​​​
​​​​​​​

February is National Pet Dental Health Month, and your pet needs to see the dentist, too. Studies show that healthy teeth can make your pet live healthier and longer. Dental hygiene affects almost every part of your pet’s overall health, and National Pet Dental Health Month is reminding you to make your pet’s oral health a priority.... Read more ​​​​​​​
​​​​​​​

Choosing a pet's food can be a confusing process owing to the options available. Many pet owners tend to stick to the same food for their dog's lifetime. However, it is vital to realize that your pet's dietary needs can and will change over time.  ... Read more ​​​​​​​
​​​​​​​

Having a puppy is a huge responsibility, and for many pet owners, it can be a new experience. The puppy is small and vulnerable. You know that it is up to you to ensure that he is safe and happy. You want to do everything you can to protect him.  ... Read more ​​​​​​​
​​​​​​​