People often think of short-haired dogs as being easier to care for than long-haired dogs. It is true that they are less likely to develop mats in their fur, and also that they don't need to be groomed and trimmed nearly as often. But short-haired dogs do still require care, and some of that care is quite precise. If you have a short-haired dog, follow these tips to care for them in a healthy and effective way.
29 November 2022
Ever had your cat or dog suddenly stop eating? Or maybe you've noticed your beloved pet is lethargic and not acting like its usual self. These can not only be worrying signs for pet parents, but they can also be indicative of a more serious underlying health condition. That's why it's essential to know when to take your furry friend to the animal hospital. It can ensure your pet gets the necessary treatment and prevent the condition from worsening.
1 September 2022
When your dog suffers a major injury, such as trauma after jumping from a really high height, you'll know to immediately rush your dog to the emergency vet. However, there are some problems that might not be as obvious and you will need to know the warning signs that your dog is sick to be able to rush them to an emergency vet. When You're Worried If you believe that your dog is having an emergency, it's important to remain calm and not to panic.
31 May 2022
When you live in a warm climate, you need to make sure that you keep your cat safe. Heat can have a negative impact on your cat, and this can cause them to become dehydrated and get heatstroke. If your cat becomes dehydrated or too warm, it can cause heatstroke. This will require that you take them to the vet. Here's what you need to know to keep your cat safe in the heat.
28 March 2022
No pet owner wants to imagine their lovely animal friend in a life-threatening situation. However, sometimes the cases arise after accidents and sudden illnesses. You can save their life and minimize the suffering they go through by watching for signs of trouble and calling the veterinarian for treatment. Here are four instances where you will need to contact the veterinarian immediately. When Your Pet Cannot Breathe It is always wise to treat breathing difficulties as an emergency.
24 January 2022