This holiday think about how your pet can interact with the holiday cheer. We all want a stress free (or as much as possible) holiday season. And when you add up additional costs, additional chores, and the in-laws; the last thing in the world you want to worry about is your pet. The following list is the top five holiday disasters to avoid with your dog or cat.
One of the first things I do when I get a new pet is I schedule a “non-veterinary vet appointment.” Basically I want to bring my pet into the vet hospital to see the sights, and smell the smells, and hear the sounds. Why? Because I really want the very first impression of the vet’s office to be positive! As my dog or cat is soaking up the atmosphere from the strange new environment,
Sometimes we trainers are asked to train some very silly things. And sometimes not everything is realistically solved by training. And in fact, there is some stuff not worth training. And there is nothing wrong with management.
Have a question? Or Two? Or ten? Join us for “Coffee & Questions.” A casual Q&A about dog behavior Sunday, August 29th, 2010 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. This is a FREE event open to everyone. Friendly dogs welcome but not required to attend.
So my big fat cat Spartacus just went through one heck of a urinary dilemma. He had crystals, UTI, bacteria infection, etc. He was also one of the lucky kitties who survived a total blockage. During all this he started to pee outside the litter box. So, I did everything I knew to do. Step #1 – Observe ALL behavior. This is how I noticed…
Do you need help affording care for your pet dog or cat? Here is a list of Financial Aid for pets; medical assistance, food, spay/neuter, and general care; available to pet owners, non-profits, fosters, etc.
Thank dog that all of my fuzzy family is trained! Many of you know I am moving. And I’m sure all of you know just how much fun it is to move. Well the other day the front door didn’t get shut all the way and every last animal I own was in my front yard – all three cats and the dog. Right there was one of those times you smile. Instead of going into a panic, you thank yourself for putting the time into training
Death by chocolate is no joke when it comes to dogs and cats ingesting one of our favorite candies. Learn why chocolate is toxic to pets and what the symptoms are.
Basic cold weather tips for your pet dog or cat.
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