Helping Pets

Adopting a new cat or dog is an exciting day for any family or individual. Along with the excitement comes the responsibility of caring for your new companion for the duration of his or her life. In addition to providing all of the basic supplies that your companion animal needs to live, you can also help keep your pet safe by having it wear an

Make sure you and your pet are prepared for any emergency by following these tips: Prepare an Emergency Supply Kit.  Food Keep at least three days’ worth of food in an airtight, waterproof container Water Store at least three days’ worth of water specifically for your pets, in addition to the water you need for yourself and your family

Biting is a rabbit's way of communicating a variety of messages including fear, bossiness, irritation, curiosity and even lust. Rabbits frequently tell each other to get out of the way with a nip. Hands near a rabbit's face can be seen as a threat or intrusion. Do not greet a rabbit by offering your hand to be sniffed. Put your rabbit's cage on

We cannot simply tell our cat to not be afraid of something. Rather, we must communicate it through our actions and our energy. With time, patience, and proper training, you can help your shy and fearful cat develop into a confident and friendly feline.  Health Check Before anything else, it is important to consult your veterinarian to rule out