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How to Keep Cats Safe Outdoors
While many domesticated cats prefer to stay indoors, there are still quite a few adventurous felines who enjoy getting out into nature. These cats can prowl around the neighbor, chase after mice, and still find their way back home on a daily basis. However, despite the fact that cats are agile predators, there are still…
Read MoreBrachycephalic Breeds and Their Health
Do you have a brachycephalic dog? The term, brachycephalic, defines short-muzzled dog with a flattened face. It is the result of a genetic mutation which alters the way that the bones in their skulls grow. As a result, the shape of their skull is wide and short. This mutation can occur in a wide range…
Read MoreTips For Pets With Noise Phobia
Have you ever seen your dog or cat become fidgety, anxious and hyperactive when there are fireworks or a thunderstorm? Your dog or cat may start breathing heavily, bark or meow consistently with wide eyes. If so, your pet may have loud noise phobia. Pets with loud noise phobia may either try hurting themselves or cause damage to nearby property and environment when in distress. This may also be a reason why your pet may often runaway from home. It is better for you to recognize these symptoms early on for an intervention.
Read MoreA Care Guide For New Rabbits: Housing & Exercise
If you’re a new rabbit owner, you’re currently probably a combination of both elated and nervous. Elated, because your new pet is amazing, cute, and everything you’ve ever wanted in a furry friend. Nervous, because owning a rabbit is a big responsibility and you’re not totally sure about how to take care of your new…
Read MoreProtecting Your Pet Amphibians And Reptiles From The Heat
Which Pets Are Considered Reptiles? Reptiles are cold-blooded animals and are identified by their hard scales and their ability to lay eggs. The main categories of reptiles are kept as pets are snakes, lizards and turtles. Which Pets Are Considered Amphibians? Amphibians are cold-blooded animals. Amphibians live the first part of their lives in water…
Read MoreReasons Why Owning A Pet Is Good For Your Health
According to the American Pet Products Association, over 86 million cats and 78 million dogs are owned in the United States. So, it goes without saying that pet ownership is a big thing in America. And rightly so. They offer much-needed companionship, and can somehow instantly turn a bad day, into a good one. The…
Read MoreHow To Introduce Old Pets To New Pets
Congratulations! Your animal family is growing. This is an exciting time for everyone involved. Not only are you getting a new furry animal companion, but your existing pets are also. Just like people meeting for the first time, animal introductions can be awkward, uncomfortable, and sometimes tricky. Of course if at all possible, we always…
Read MoreHow Can I Protect My Dog Against Heartworms?
Heartworms are parasitic roundworms that can be transmitted to your dog via mosquito bites. Your dog should be tested by your vet every six months to check him or her for heartworms that were contracted during the previous season, as early detection is the key to properly treating your pet. Though the risk of mosquito…
Read MoreWhat Loss Of Balance Means In Dogs
Your dog hops off the couch. They stumble around and eventually fall right over on their side, unable to stand up. It’s scary. What could possibly be wrong with their balance? First of all, there are a lot of serious issues that this can point to, but that is not necessarily what it means! Before…
Read MoreTips To Keep Your Pet Safe This Winter
How much trouble can your pet get into during the winter? While your dog or cat may be spending more time inside and around you, accidents can still happen. Chilly seasonal temperatures in Northern Baltimore County and surrounding areas can affect your pet, especially smaller animals or those that spend a lot of time outside.…
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