A senior pet is rarely the first choice among those looking to adopt from a shelter. Most tend to go for younger ones—such as cute kittens and playful puppies—and shy away from grown-up or mature ones.
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How to Decide When it’s Right to Euthanize Your Pet
Our pets are wonderful and important pieces of our lives that we undoubtedly never want to let go of. In a matter of moments, your life is transformed once a pet is brought into your home. From their unwavering loyalty to their silly moments, sweet kisses, and comforting cuddles, our pets are our family. With this in mind, it is absolutely impossible to imagine going through this life without our pets.
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Rabbit Illnesses: The Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore
As with humans, prevention is key when it comes to rabbit illnesses. In fact, most diseases in rabbits can be avoided through appropriate care, vaccinations, spaying or neutering, a proper diet, and clean living quarters. But sometimes, your pet bunny can still get sick. Here are signs to watch out for:
Animal Care Tips: How to Raise Cats and Dogs Together
The expression “fighting like cats and dogs” is commonly used to describe people who constantly bicker and just can’t get along, but cats and dogs, with proper animal care, can actually live together in harmony.
With the right approach, you can help your pets co-exist in your household peacefully and without many problems, which is very good news if you love cats and dogs and want to raise both.
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Good Animal Care Includes Trimming Your Pet’s Nails
Nail trimming may not be the first thing on a pet owner’s mind when it comes to animal care, but it is actually an essential part of grooming and hygiene. When nails grow too long, they tend to scratch hard floors and catch on carpets; this can break the nail or nails and if left alone, it may lead to infections. Also, an irregular way of walking can be caused by overgrown nails, increasing the risk of discomfort to your pet.
Why is trimming a pet’s nails a task so often overlooked by owners? The most frequent reason is that pets become anxious when anyone tries to trim their nails, and their lack of co-operation makes it a tedious, worrisome task for owners. As well, many people are concerned that they may not do the job correctly, hurting their pets as a result.
The following quick guide can make it easier for you to keep your pet’s nails from growing too long, and help reduce the stress for both you and your pet.
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