Your dog’s annual veterinary check-up is an important part of your family’s yearly routine. Your four-legged family member needs to see his doctor every year, just like you do. Just as we want what is best for the health of our human family members, we cannot overlook the furry members of our clan. This year, make certain you are keeping all members of your family as healthy as possible by scheduling your dog’s annual exam. There are many reasons why you should take your dog to the vet every year.
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If your dog starts limping, don’t panic. Check for a clear sign of serious injury. But if you don’t think you need to immediately rush them to the emergency vet, keep reading to learn about the likely causes and what you should do next.
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Most kittens nibble, bite and chew on objects in their new forever homes. Pet parents may wonder why their new kitties want to gnaw on everything in sight, including their fingers and toes. These are signs your young cat is teething. Today, you’ll learn six things about your new kitten’s teeth.
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Cats are pros at masking pain. If it’s not something obvious like a broken leg or battle wound, it can be tough to tell when our feline friends aren’t feeling right. Dehydration is an issue that’s tough to detect, yet it can pose a serious problem. So it’s important to know what to look for and when to talk to a vet.
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