Lyme Disease And Your Dog

If you live in an area where ticks are commonplace, or even in an area where they are rare but have been known to show up, then you should consider getting your dog the Lyme vaccine. This article will explain how your dog can get Lyme disease from a tick, how they can pick up ticks, how to recognize them and why the vaccination can be so important: Ticks transmit Lyme disease when they attach themselves to your dog [Read More]

Common Symptoms Of Bunny Illnesses You Should Know As Their Caregiver

For the most part, bunny rabbits of just about any breed are hardy creatures that thrive well in most environments and don't have a lot of problems with illness and disease. However, just like other pets, rabbits do have a few concerning health conditions that their owners should know about so they can get them to see a vet when they spot something wrong. If you have taken in a pet bunny as your own, it is a good idea to get familiar with a few of the most common symptoms of illness and what they could mean: [Read More]

Cleaning A Canine's Canines: How It's Done

You already know how important it is to keep your dog's teeth clean and healthy. It would be the same for any pet you own. If you are squeamish about brushing your dog's teeth, or your dog is just not very cooperative, you will have to take him/her to a veterinarian for a dog dental cleaning.  A pet prophylaxis is a little more in-depth than brushing teeth, so you may want to prepare yourself with the following information. [Read More]

Time For A Road Trip? 4 Steps To Help Your Doggy Avoid Car Sickness

If you love to take road trips, but your new dog suffers from car sickness, you might think that your adventures are over. Luckily, that doesn't have to be the case. Canine car sickness doesn't have to destroy your travel plans. In fact, car sickness doesn't have to be an issue at all, especially if you make the right travel arrangements. Here are four steps you can take that will help alleviate your dog's car sickness. [Read More]