Learn These 4 Warning Signs of Canine Distemper

30 November 2016
 Categories: , Blog

Canine distemper is a highly contagious disease spread through either direct or indirect contact. The disease actually affects more than just those in the canine family, with foxes, raccoons and even bears able to develop the disease, and it is caused by a relative of the measles virus. Canine distemper is becoming increasingly rare due to the widespread use of dog vaccinations, but it's still a good idea to know the symptoms, especially if your dog is either still in the puppy stage or not vaccinated. Read More 

You Should Understand the Damage Cigarette Smoke Does to Your Cat’s Health

21 November 2016
 Categories: , Blog

Smokers already understand that their habit isn't good for their health, but few people understand the effect that smoke can have on their feline companions. The way your pet interacts with smoke might not be something that you think about; after all, you're more used to hearing how nicotine and tar can provoke negative health issues in humans. However, smoke is also a real problem for your cat. Why Are Cats Affected by Cigarette Smoke? Read More 

Tips To Avoid Boarding Kennel Stress During Christmas Holidays

2 November 2016
 Categories: , Blog

The end-of-year school holidays are only months away, and this means many families are planning where they will go during the time off. As the owner of a young puppy, it is important you use these upcoming months to get your canine buddy used to a dog kennel. While they have free run of your home right now, being confined to a boarding kennel can cause a significant amount of stress. Read More 

Your Horse’s Wolf Teeth - Should They Stay Or Should They Go?

27 October 2016
 Categories: , Blog

So, you've discovered that your horse has sprouted his wolf teeth and now you're faced with the dilemma of whether to let them be or have them removed.  But what are wolf teeth and should they stay or should they go? What are wolf teeth? Wolf teeth are tiny vestigial teeth that sit between the incisors towards the front of the mouth and the molars at the back.  Vestigial teeth are rather like wisdom teeth in humans; they don't really serve a purpose and are an evolutionary relic. Read More 

What Can Your Parrot’s Beak Tell You About Their Overall Health?

18 October 2016
 Categories: , Blog

A parrot's beak is its own little Swiss army knife; not just used during meals, the beak is also employed while climbing and used much like a hand in order to explore the bird's surroundings. With the beak used for so many tasks, it should come as no surprise that you need to keep your parrot's beak healthy—but did you know that you can also judge the condition of your bird's overall health simply by checking on its beak once in a while? Read More