The Association of Pet Dog Trainers (www.apdt.com) is thrilled to announce the 4th Annual National Train Your Dog Month 2013. It’s never too late to teach an old dog new tricks. Proper training builds a better the line of communication between us and our pets. One of the greatest joys of dog...
Top 5 Myths About Pet Vaccinations Debunked
Veterinarian Shelby Neely explains top myths about pet...
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Why Skipping Preventive Pet Medications Costs More Long-Term
Veterinarian Shelby Neely explains why skipping pet...
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Signs Your Pet Needs an Immediate Vet Visit
Veterinarian Shelby Neely provides advice when a vet visit...
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Veterinary Diets Explained: Is One Right for Your Pet?
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Read More of this ArticleOwning any type of pet can be expensive when viewed over the course of an animal’s life, but with a conscious effort geared toward saving there are ways to spend less money on pet care without having a negative impact on your pet’s health.
A horse’s ears can say a lot about the animal. They can be pinned, indicating the horse is upset; droopy, signaling a sleepy animal; or pricked, showing high alert. Typically, the ears on a healthy horse do not require much care, but there are a few things you can do to ensure that the ears...
Comfortis is a popular flea medication that helps kill adult fleas. Until now Comfortis has only been available for dogs 5 lbs to 120 lbs.
Most pet owners have faced the challenge of ridding their homes and pets of fleas. Fleas can be a problem because they reproduce so rapidly. The persistent parasite can cause discomfort for cats, dogs and their owners. Understanding Fleas makes it easier to treat what could become a major...
Better Habits So much of what our pets learn from us is unintentional. Every time we give our dogs attention, whatever they happen to be doing at that moment is reinforced. Cats are excellent at manipulating us with their high pitch meow. “I’m hungry,” or “pay attention to...