Some alarming surveys have shown that cats visits to the vet are decreasing, when diseases that are otherwise easily preventable are increasing, such as hypothyroidism, high blood pressure and diabetes. This month is Adopt A Cat Month and on that occasion the CATalsyt Council, a national initiative comprised of animal health and welfare organizations working […]
Happy Easter – Remember Chocolate Pet Treats Are Toxic!
Easter and the spring season are a time for celebrating new life. Traditions include egg hunting, decorating, and feasting, especially on chocolates and candies. While these are all great ways to celebrate the holiday, they each pose potential threats for your furry friend. Chocolate candies, decorative plants, and Easter eggs all harbor a probability […]
Pet Health Insurance
Pet Insurance Provides The Fiscal & Furry Answer To Pet Health Care By Nichole Osinski Even during these trying economic times in America people are still buying car insurance, health insurance and home insurance. And why not pet insurance? Pet parents should be aware that insurance for their pets is important, even during these “ruff” […]
Preventing Puppies From Parvo
“‘Parvo in a young puppy is like 50-80% fatal,’ explains Fred Sanderson, City of Irving Animal Services Manager. ‘So I don’t want to have any potential adopters bonding with an animal, taking it home and having that experience.’” Preventing Puppies From Parvo Jennifer Dinney Every day, dogs are “rescued” off the street and whisked away […]