The flowers are blooming, so that means we are sharing outdoor space with bees and wasps! If your pet gets stung, it is common to experience some mild side effects. Side effects may occur within minutes to hours after the sting. Some non life-threatening reactions include: Pain, swelling, redness, discomfort, and irritation at the sting…
Tips to Get Your Cat in a Crate
Research shows that many pet owners avoid taking their cat to the vet for routine care because of the struggle of getting the cat into the crate! And in the case of an emergency, it would be a lot easier to evacuate with your kitty if you could get them into the carrier quickly, and…
Keeping Dogs and Cats Safe from Wildlife
Your pet can come in contact with wildlife no matter where you live. Check out these tips on the most common wild animal interactions and how to keep your pet safe from wildlife and home, and out on walks! Coyotes – Coyotes are very territorial, and primarily attack cats and small dogs at dawn or…
Cat Flea Product Toxicity: What You Should Know!
Flea and tick season is here! It is so important to have your pets on prevention, but it needs to be the right product, especially for cats! We have multiple kinds of products for cats, and dogs! The wrong product can cause severe illness and even death when used on cats. Check out these tips…
Tips to Help Your Dog in The Heat
It’s going to be a hot summer! Here are some tips on how to help your dog in the heat! Dogs can’t sweat. They cool off by panting, so an overheated dog will drool excessively, become lethargic, appear confused, weak, and hyperventilate. They may have bloodshot eyes, and dry or pale gums. If you lift…
