Developing an excellent working relationship with a vet can be a difficulty for any pet owner, but is an unique challenge for the exotic pet owner. The exotic pet owner has to discover a exotic pet veterinarian who is willing to see their pet, knows something about their pet, and has the centers, devices and materials…
Month: July 2019
Protect Your Broken Arrow Pets From Ticks
Ticks want to hang around dubious areas and woody locations, awaiting a reckless host (like your Broken Arrow pets dog or feline) to get close enough to connect to. As quickly as connected, ticks eat the host’s blood (which can be any creature, including you!) and can send deadly ailment such as Rocky Mountain Fever…
Intestinal Parasites and Worms Common to Cats
A cat’s digestive tract can host a number of intestinal parasites. All cats will have acquired intestinal worms at some point. In fact, it is more unusual to have a cat that hasn’t been exposed to worms at all. How do cats get worms? Cats get worms by coming into contact with eggs or infected…
The Benefits Of The Microchip For Your Pets
Every pet owner wants to keep his or her beloved cat or dog as safe as possible. You do everything you can to make certain your animal is well taken care of and healthy. If you have an indoor animal, you may not believe that keeping identification tags is necessary, but it is. What if…
Special Care of Senior Dogs
Like all animals, as dogs age they tend to develop illness which are more common or special to senior dogs. Lots of dog owners have a hard time accepting this reality and believe that their vibrant pooch is not an older dog and will not have health problems. Dogs can, however, show signs of aging…
4th of July Pet Safety Tips
How to keep your pets happy and safe this 4th of July 4th of July Pet Safety Tips From fireworks to barbeques, all the things we humans enjoy about Independence Day aren’t necessarily as much fun for our four-legged friends. While you may want to invite Rocky and Bailey to join in the festivities, check…