Worms, fleas, viruses, bacteria — do you know how to protect your cat or dog from these everyday threats? The number one thing you can do to keep them safe is to take them to the vet for checkups and when anything seems wrong. Still, as an owner, you should have knowledge of the common diseases that affect animals and how they are managed. This website can provide you with that knowledge. Dig in, and you'll soon discover articles on everything from parvovirus to selecting the right food for your pet. There are articles for cat owners, dog owners, and even exotic pet owners. We want pet owners to be more informed, and this website is our way of working towards that goal.
Posted on: 28 January 2022
All dogs need love, attention, good food, and regular vet care to thrive. But dogs do vary in their other needs. Large dogs, in particular, need some precise care that's not always as important for smaller dogs. Here are some key ways to care for your large-breed dog. Invest in good training early on. Behaviors that may seem "silly" and easy to dismiss in small dogs can be downright dangerous in larger dogs. [Read More]
Posted on: 9 November 2021
If you are having to let your dog out constantly, or if your dog is attempting to urinate often and is unable to get enough output, they may have a urinary tract infection. Your dog may also be having accidents in the house more frequently as it is unable to hold urine in the bladder. If you suspect your dog has a bladder infection, you need to pay attention to how much your dog is drinking and get your dog to the veterinarian for treatment. [Read More]
Posted on: 9 September 2021
Cats and dogs make use of their mouth for a whole range of different tasks that humans simply use their hands for. Everything from carrying their kittens and pups all the way through to fighting off or hunting vermin, your pet's mouth and teeth will get a workout almost every day. That is why even though their teeth and mouth may look fine, they often require pet oral surgery every few years. [Read More]
Posted on: 16 July 2021
When you first graduate from veterinary technician school, you rely on the recommendations of others to help you get a job. If you don't have an internship lined up or a solid recommendation for a hiring veterinary clinic, then it's up to you to land your vet tech job. You can look in a variety of locations for a vet tech job, but you can get your foot in the door more easily if you know where to look and have a great resume to showcase your skills. [Read More]