Home Alone Pet Care & Services
Which visit is best for your furry family member?
30-Minute House Check-In - $20 per visit
Hate returning from vacation to find wilted flowers and overflowing mail? With our 30-minute House Check-In, you will find vibrant & healthy plants with your mail sorted and ready, plus any other house care needs you may require!
*Each additional 15-minutes $5 per visit
Overnight Visit - $65 per visit
Our special deal! The ultimate of pet visits, let us ease your pets stress in your absence. The Overnight visit adapts to the pet's day to day routine, whether that's early morning walks or afternoon play-time. Over 15 hours of care & companionship for your pet!
30-Minute Pet Visit - $20 per visit
Our fan favorite option works best for cats, rabbits, and other small animals. The visit consists of at least 30-minutes of interaction with your pet. On top of the usual feeding, we will play or groom with your furry friend.
*Includes 2 pets, any additional $3 per pet
During Holiday Seasons, we charge a $10.00 fee for any visit that falls on a designated Holiday. It is applied to the date of the visit. The holidays are New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veteran's Day, and Thanksgiving Day.
30-Minute Dog Walk & Visit - $25 per visit
This option also includes feeding and other general care for your dog. We can modify the walk to fit the dogs need, if a shorter or preferred route is encouraged just let us know! All walks are private.
*This includes 2 dogs any additional $5 per dog
We charge an additional $5.00 per visit for pets with special needs such as but not limited to shots, inhalers and other medication.
Please contact us with any questions or concerns.


There is a huge variety of brands listed on the website - and Petco has solid customer service both on the phone and in person at any of their stores across the country.
2) Dog Breeders When you are looking to become a dog owner, it is important to find a legitimate dog breeder.
#barnabasrussell #clementinerussell #frenchbulldogsofinstagram #frenchbulldog #frenchton #bostonterriersofinstagram #frogdogs #batpigs #frogdogsofinstagram #batpigsofinstagram #squishyfacecrew #bostonterriercult #bostonterrier #frenchiephotos #frenchtonsofinstagram #instadog #snuggle Anonymous? ), an off-leash park partner, or simply want to be pals with someone who loves dogs and is therefore a good human (that’s how it works, right? If your dog is an important part of your life (and let’s be honest, if someone asked if you had any kids, you’d count Fido as one), Pet People is yet another great option for you.
Single dog-lovers coming together for anything from a day at the dog park with a new friend to a full-on married-with-kids situation is the name of the game here.
LOS ANGELES — On these dating sites, a passion for pets will help you find more than just puppy love.
Sites like Pets and You Must Love Dogs have found a new niche as singles flock to computers and smartphones to find relationships, connecting dog owners to potential mates who enjoy long walks in the dog park and slobbery canine kisses as much as they do.
Visit our chat rooms and message board to instantly connect with members.
Those of us with dogs understand the time commitment and dedication it takes to become a successful dog owner.
They offer several coupons along with free shipping on orders over to make it cost effective for the consumer to shop online.
Critically acclaimed as the best website for horse enthusiasts.
Increase your circle of friends, locate the best areas to ride, or find that special someone.
“If you find somebody with the same lifestyle passion, you don’t have to start out at square one,” North said.
When Joanie Pelzer signed up with a dog-friendly online dating service a few years ago, she was honest about her Chihuahua — he likes people more than other dogs, craves attention, steals food and can’t stand to ride in the backseat of a car.


“Grief is like the ocean; it comes on waves ebbing and flowing. Sometimes the water is calm, and sometimes it is overwhelming. All we can do is learn to swim.” – Vicki Harrison
Aspen Hill is proud to be able to partner with WKBN and offer public pet obituaries with their My Valley Pets page. Losing a pet can be extremely painful and the grief is often overwhelming. For most pet parents, a pet transcends beyond just an animal, they become a significant part of their life and a true member of the family.
Pet obituaries are often one of the first major steps towards healing and dealing with the loss of a pet. Writing an obituary often gives the owner the opportunity to memorialize the pet. In the technology driven world we live in more and more families are choosing to memorialize their loved ones in a digital format. Obituaries are a permanent tribute that anyone can visit.
Any pet parent is welcome to publish a pet's obituary regardless of if you have used Aspen Hill for your pet's after life care.


Singapore follows certain rules for carrying a pet out of Singapore. For the exportation of pets, an Export Permit from the Agri- Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) must be produced and the permit must be obtained within 30 days before the actual export date. For carrying a pet out of Singapore a valid Singapore dog license should be presented to the Agri-food and Veterinary Authority for the issuing of Export Permit. Export Permits retain its validity for 30 days from the date of issue.
You need to pay a certain amount of fine for obtaining the permit within less than two working days. Otherwise, the formalities for carrying a pet out of Singapore get completed by two days after the above mentioned documents are submitted along with the application.
The following documents are to be produced for carrying a pet out of Singapore:
For carrying your pet out of Singapore, an original certificate, declaring "the pet is healthy and free from any contagious or infectious disease at the time of examination"is a must and that needs to be obtained from a recognized private or government veterinarian. This declaration should be issued within 7 days before the actual date of export.
The owner of the pet has to produce a vaccination certificate assuring that all the necessary vaccinations including rabies vaccine have been given to the pet.
A dog license is required for carrying a pet out of Singapore issued by the Agri-food and Veterinary Authority.
An Export Permit issued by the AVA is perhaps the most important document that an owner should carry for taking a pet out of Singapore.
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A mate who fails to love your pet can be the death of a relationship. (Unlike that boyfriend who is convinced that your cat is evil and hates him.) So how do you find that perfect pooch-loving partner? Believe it or not, there are dating sites specifically for people who love their dogs — and their cats and horses too.I’ve been trying to get back into dating, and recently, encouraged by my friends at Vetstreet, I took a chance with some online sites, specifically those geared toward pet lovers like myself.Sometimes a favorite shoe gets chewed or your pup comes down with an explosive case of the poops during your first time hosting Thanksgiving. On top of that, pup parents are often on the hunt to find new ways to experience the world with their dog (“How about beach? ”), so they are usually game for a new adventure like rock climbing or a trendy new exercise class that kinda just feels like going to a rave, but sure, why not? What’s important is that everybody learns from it and moves on. But chances are, if they can put up with getting a dog to understand that a rug isn’t just a giant pee pad, they can deal with your unique human shenanigans. Happy And Healthy Science shows that dog owners are less stressed thanks to hormonal and chemical changes that occur from spending time with their pups! True Blue Whether they are rescuing strays against the odds, rehabilitating dogs that others would call “lost causes”, or planning the best day ever to say goodbye to a pup they adore, dog people have learned about unconditional from the best and are happy to share that with the humans they care about, too.(Except for that girl who turned you down for prom! Considerate Pup parents have learned to put other’s needs before their own. They also tend to be healthier and higher self-esteem than other pet owners or people without pets.
But it’s not a bad place to start if you’re looking for love (and for someone who will love your dog too).A little empathy is always a good quality in a relationship. An Animal In The Sack Devoted dog lovers have been known to allow canine cuddle sessions to take place in their beds So, if you’d like to add snuggling a pup to your nighttime routine, they’d probably be into it. Have you ever dated someone who seemed to be a perfect match in every way — except that you couldn’t see eye-to-eye about your dog or cat?Must Love Pets: Is “must love dogs” at the top of your list of requirements for a potential mate? Most profiles include specifics about beloved dogs, and Must Love Pets’ clients are generally looking to date other canine aficionados.f you have the greatest pet in the world and the only thing missing is the love of your life, Animal People Personals can help connect you to others just like you.That’s the stuff great meet-cutes are made of, right?But life just doesn’t always shake out that way (or ever, really), which is why we really love the internet and its abundance of dating sites for dog lovers.These days, there’s a Meetup for just about everything, which means if you want to go to a bi-weekly corgi sweater walk around your city’s lake, there’s probably already a group that does that.I have met Helen through your agency and we are now inseparable! ”Just a wee note to ask you to remove me from your list as (last November) I met someone very very special via your site.Thank you Countryside love.” The site was launched by the O'Brien family and is an internet meeting and dating site designed specifically with country people, especially the farming community, in mind.As you enter the website, you are taken out into the rural pastures.


A wise woman recently introduced me to the teachings of Abraham Hicks. I haven’t learned enough about it to discuss it, but when has that stopped me before? One of the teachings is that the purpose of life is joy. Really? Well. Doesn’t that take a load off?
This wise wonderful woman has helped me. Alot. And I think she has had more than her share of grief. So, if she can still tell me about joy? I’m listening.
The “Joy concept” has made me smile for weeks and weeks. I remembered it in the pet store in the mall last week. It’s really not a pet store anymore. It used to be, but now the Humane Society of Naples uses it as a love-match-making facility. 100% improvement there. Some of you know I adopted Mr. Siren Bean from this fine place almost two years ago.
Rollo (my hubby) was buying tools at Sears, so I wandered to the Humane Society. Just killing time not looking for a love-match this time.
Inside, two puppies were wrestling, really going at it- faces full of fierce goofy puppy happiness.
“They look like trouble” I joked with a gentleman watching them. He laughed. One of the pups was a real cutie – brindle spotty guy. I can be chatty (!) so I wondered aloud what breed they were and the gentleman said “Catahoula Leopard Dog.”
“Oh boy” I said……with no real knowledge (again when has that stopped me)…..”That’s really trouble.”
He laughed again and I moved on.
The gentleman caught up to me asking me if I knew anything about the Catahoula breed. I confessed I really didn’t, but I had heard they were rather “busy.” He had been visiting with the brindle puppy in one of the get-to-know-you rooms just before I got there. Looking more closely at him, he did have a bit of a goofy puppy-love-stuck look on his own face.
We started comparing dog stories as most dog people tend to do. He told me he lost his last dog not so long ago. Cancer. He tried everything to save his buddy but in the end had to let him go. Being a fellow Minnesotan snowbird, he had just arrived back to Florida. Walking into his condo, greeted by baskets of toys and fancy dog beds, he broke down and cried like a baby. We’ve all been there. He had me teary right there in the mall. He showed me his dog’s picture; the wallpaper on his phone, of course. I never got this gentleman’s name. I don’t remember his dog’s name either or even the breed, although he was a handsome guy. (the man was nice looking too)
What I do remember is the look on his dog’s face in that picture. It was Pure Joy.
I wrote about Pure Joy and dogs two years ago as a tribute to my dog, Zackary.
At the time, I said I remembered Zackary every time I saw that look of Pure Joy on a puppies face. Now I don’t just remember him, but am reminded that he’s here – living right in that Pure Joy. The pet store gentleman’s dog lives there too.
In that first post, I also said we as humans can’t have the Pure Joy that dogs can. I’ve changed my opinion on that too.
We can have Pure Joy if we are brave enough to feel it.
I kidded the guy, saying I thought he’d fallen in love with the puppy and it would be a very Merry Christmas at his house.
The light flickering in that Catahoula puppy’s eyes and the man’s eyes was the same. Was it hope? Just enough joy to want to
take the chance on getting have your heart broken again? Cause you know it will happen.
The birds they sang
at the break of day
I heard them say
Don’t dwell on what
has passed away
or what is yet to be…
…Ring the bells that still can ring….
…There is a crack in everything
That’s how the light gets in.*
Maybe that’s it. Maybe the crack in your heart lets in some light. Then a little air gets in to fan that flickering light. Maybe the crack opens enough to let in a puppy that needs you. (or a person) Maybe then the flicker roars through the cracks in our hearts and bursts into flames of Pure Joy.
Happy Birthday Zackary Hobbin and Merry Christmas to a good man and his new best (Catahoula) friend!
I hope you have many years of Pure Joy together!
*Leonard Cohen/Anthem/edited for my own purposes. I hope he understands.


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Woody the Conquerer
At All Good Dogs Pet Resort we accept dogs between 10 and 90 pounds, though there are exceptions to every rule. Because we don't necessarily separate dogs by size, we're extremely careful with larger dogs.
We have 2 rules for dogs. Every dog has to be able to tell another dog "No!" and every dog has to take "No" for an answer. Surprisingly, or maybe not so surprisingly, some of the most challenging dogs have been small ones.
Sadie Wants to Play
Dogs learn to invite play from others. Although there are plenty of toys here, they often invent their own.
Some dogs just like to get rowdy. Luckily, there's plenty of room so quieter dogs can have some peace. (Most of them like to hang out on the deck, especially when the chaise lounge is available.)


We want you to leave us a local contact person's number and/or a number where you are staying and a cell phone number. If your pet is having a serious problem we try to reach you for guidance or to inform you of what our concern is.
We watch how the animal is behaving. We quarantine pets who we know or suspect are communicable and quarantine the entire section they were staying in for a week or more. We deep clean quarantined areas.
Most pets enjoy their boarding experience. We can tell by the way they run to the office from the parking lot. Occasionaly a pet will have an health issue. We make sure that they don't show signs of
anything serious and put them on the watch list If the problem persists or escalates we will contact you. The most communicable illnesses are upper respiratory. We have found that when there are colds and flus going around in
human population is the same time that a pet (mostly dogs) may get sick, too. This is especially true for dogs that frequent dog parks or grooming establishments.
We watch everything that goes in & comes out. Over the years we have literally saved pet's lives & caught serious problems by being observant & keeping computer lists.We have spotted possibly fatal problems the pets came in with that the owner's didn't know about.


M-F: 8AM-6PM | SAT: 8AM-2PMSUN: CLOSEDFax: (626) 303-5091Email: firstname.lastname@example.org
Every time I visit, I feel personally welcomed and my pet is always the top priority. All of my options are always explained to me and I am the one that makes the ultimate decision about my pet’s health. The ease of scheduling appointments is great!
I love Family Dog and Cat. Knowledgeable, friendly vets and staff who take the time with you and your pets and are great with the animals. Its a very well run practice as well, with modern equipment, a nice clean facility and professional staff.
Every time I come here, I get a pleasant experience for myself and my doggies. I’ve been coming for about 2 years now (on account of the reviews), and I can’t really see myself going anywhere else. The staff is simply excellent. I love this place! :D
I have been a client of Family Dog and Cat for many years and am extremely happy with their services. Their name Family Dog and Cat is on point because they treat you and your pets as though you are like family. They sincerely care.
I was pleased beyond measure. Family Dog and Cat Hospital was very clean, friendly, & spacious. It was clear from the moment I walked in that all of the staff from reception to vet techs to the doctors that they LOVE animals.
They care enough about my pets to be sure that what is explained to me is CLEARLY understood. Each person at Family Dog & Cat Hospital extends compassion and knows that pet parents can become VERY concerned ~ because pets can’t tell us where & how it hurts
I am so grateful for having found a veterinarian so caring and compassionate. Everyone in the office is so wonderful and kind. They always make Lady, Blue, and I feel so welcomed and loved.
I have already made recommendations for my friends with pets to see Dr. Garcia and Dr. Hu and all the staff at Family Dog & Cat Hospital. And I will continue to do so. Maggie Mae loves Roxanne and April too! Keep up the great work!!
I’ve been coming to Family Dog and Cat for over two years now and they have been nothing but helpful with my dogs and I. Thank you guys for your wonderful service as always!
Your staff is friendly and efficient. Even the other clients seem like family as they chat and admire everyone’s pets. Always a good experience.
I appreciate the staff and the way they feel like extended family to Savana and myself. They always have time to respond to my questions and are caring. I trust that Savana gets loving & attentive care.
Love the staff & atmosphere of the facility. Professional & always available to answer questions. Very helpful & friendly to pets & owners!
Dr. Garcia and Dr. Hu are a great vets. They always take time to hear our concerns about our pets, and are always very balanced in suggesting treatment .
Wonderful doctors and staff. The word family means a lot because when you become a client you become part of a family and the path of wonderful animals.
Our pups are rescued Pits. Dante was still scared to see someone in a medical uniform. He was born at the shelter and spent 5 long months before he was adopted by us. The staff was so kind and very caring and they worked around Dante’s fear, thank you!
We love the staff and Dr Garcia. Truly everyone there is family to us. Rocky and RoRo are always in the best care when they are there. Beyond grateful for all of them.
Family Dog and Cat Hospital is the only place I trust for my pets. I highly recommend them to any pet owner.
Every time we visit, our dog is treated with the utmost care and love. Like if she was yours.
I am so very happy that I brought Dolly into your hospital. I really liked Dr. Hu and I feel like everyone there truly cared about Dolly and her well being.
Everyone is caring , friendly and knowledgeable. I feel my dog is getting the best care from people who really care about his well being
Dr. Garcia is the best! She’s caring and kind in a very genuine way. She’s always professional, fair and honest The staff is extremely friendly and welcoming. We love Roxanne, April and Alex. They will call and follow up after treatment of any sort
In the years I have been bringing my pets to Family Dog and Cat we have ALWAYS had the best care and treatment from EVERYONE on staff. Dr. Garcia is tremendously knowledgeable and kind and loves your animals. I confidently recommend them to anyone.
Every time I visit Family Dog and Cat I receive thorough and friendly service. The vets and the vet techs listen to all my concerns and treat both me and my pets with professionalism.
Your whole office has always been caring, compassionate toward me and my pups. Couldn’t ask for better. I highly recommended you and have shared that with anyone who needed a wonderful vet office. Thank you so much!


Saturday, June 20, 2009
Apparently our brains are waterlogged with all this rain, because we adopted a stray dog today. It's not like we don't have enough things to occupy our time, but he was so cute and just the kind of dog Chance has been looking for ( and I kept saying 'No' to a puppy), but he is a 2 year old Wirehaired Pointing Griffon (or close to it).
Meg wasn't so sure about another dog in the house, but now she loves, loves, loves him. Or I should say he loves, loves, loves her. No snapping, just 'honeymoon' behavior so far. Wait til Meg wakes up tomorrow and realizes he is still here....
Posted by Heritage Hill at 9:31 PM


Discount and wholesale pet supplies searchable alphabetically for dogs, cats, fish, birds, reptiles, ferrets, small pets, and horses. Includes everything from training supplies, cages, bedding and books to harnesses, feeders, claw clippers and toys.
Gardening books, herb stands and racks, ceramic pots, outdoor clocks, thermometers, signs, wall art, birdhouses, pet bowls, gift ideas, lighting, furniture, storage solutions, tools and accessories for home, kitchen, garden and outdoor living.
Assortment of bird, rabbit and butterfly feeders, live animal traps, dog crates with sonic and electronic barriers, stray cat, deer and racoon control, rodent repellents, and more.
Dog stud services, pet classified ads, dog breeder directory and a shop with collars, retractable leashes, choke chains, harnesses, toys, food, grooming aids, cages, and other supplies for cats, dogs, fish, birds, reptiles and other small animals.
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Food, toys, training, medications, cleaning, treats, nutritional supplements and performance products for canines, cats, horses, birds, reptiles and fish, as well as aquarium air pumps, heaters, filters, accessories and other animal supplies.
Cages made from galvanized or PVC-coated wire ideal for ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, gerbils, hamsters, birds, reptiles, rodents, hermit crabs, prairie dogs, cats, sugar gliders, and chinchillas. Related toys, cage supplies and accessories available.
|Medford Mailbox Shop|
Solar-powered lighthouse, classic, contemporary, novelty, secure locking, hand painted, standard aluminum, wall mount, and hand crafted mailboxes and posts, as well as steel collection boxes, address plaques, bird houses, and newspaper holders.
Insect boxes, bat, bird, squirrel and butterfly houses, baths and feeders, pedestals, poles and mounting sets, bird cages, guides, CDs and DVDs, animal gifts and ornaments, binoculars, garden furniture, fountains, clocks, ornaments, tools and supplies.
Flowering bulbs, landscaping and fruit trees, shrubs, ground covers, perennials, succulents, edible produce plants and seeds, roses, and other living plants, garden care products, books, tools and accessories. Garden forums and full colour catalogues.
Pet supplies, medication, vaccines, toys and treats, shampoos, sprays, lotions, odor removal, flea and tick control products, dewormers, vitamins, minerals, nutritional, arthritis and joint supplements for dogs, cats, horses, birds and other small pets.


Every Monday, local therapy dog Jack and his wonderful owner Lynn stop by the Rivertown Apartments (19 Third St, Athens, NY) for an hour of fun.
Jack loves to perform tricks for people of all ages and is never shy about how much he enjoys a good pet and a treat!
You don’t need to be a resident of the Rivertown Apartments to visit with Jack, it is open to everyone!
Any questions? Give us a call at 518-945-1417 or email email@example.com


We are Pet Friendly
Dogs with responsible owners most welcome
At Beachside Holidays in Norfolk we welcome small/medium well behaved dogs in certain pet friendly holiday accommodation, strictly by prior arrangement. One small/medium dog is allowed in certain "Hickling" and "Barton" chalets.
Sorry no pets allowed in "Pine Lodge", "Hickling No1 No3" or "Barton No5".
A self catering holiday in Great Yarmouth next to the beach is a perfect get away for you and your family pet. The sandy beach here is dog friendly, as is the local pub the California Tavern, just a walk away along the beach.
For the safety and comfort of all our guests on park please note the following conditions apply to all dogs:
- One small/medium well behaved dog is welcome.
- Your dog must be exercised off the grounds, if accidents do occur on site you must clean up after your dog
- Your dog must be kept under the control of a responsible adult at all times
- Your dog must be kept on a lead at all times within the grounds
- Your dog must not be left unattended in your holiday home and must be kept off beds and furniture
- Dogs must be pre-booked, we charge a supplement of £7 per night.
- The £50 returnable deposit must be paid when booking, this is returnable within 7 days of departure provided the property is left in the same condition as on arrival.
Dogs with responsible owners are most welcome.


Sadie is our resident therapy dog in training. She is a French Water Dog or “Barbet”. Sadie enjoys fetch, runs in the park, getting scratched behind her ears or if you are lucky, on her belly. Sadie goes to class every week to learn how to be a calm, happy pup in the clinic so that she can shower our patients with love and affection.
When Sadie is a bit older, and provided she passes her exam, she could spend time in nursing homes or in hospitals, providing love and cuddles to anyone who needs her.
For a complimentary consultation
or for more information, contact us here or call


Established in 2001
Meet Our Trainer - Liz Burns
Currie Dog Training was founded in 2001 in response to the need for Dog Training in the Currie area.
The head trainer and founder is Liz Burns (formally Liz Graham) who has been involved in working with dogs since her schools days. Liz has attended many seminars dealing with dog behaviour and dog training. Being a current competitor and attending competing clubs for training and competitions, enables her to be involved in new training methods and ideas. The majority of people attending classes have found out about the classes by personal recommendation of friends or by vets.
Her involvement in competition with dogs includes:
Qualifying to Test C in obedience.
Qualifying her Golden Retriever to WD in working dog stakes.
Qualifying her GSD to Sch 111 and is currently working towards
IPO 11 with her current GSD.
Her involvement in the show ring includes:
Showing various breed of dogs since 1977
Showing various breed of Dogs at Crufts


You Are Not Alone
We are working together with dog shelters to get more people to rescue pets through the scope of fashion.
Every family that adopts a dog or cat form one of our collaborating shelters will receive a free piece of clothing plus a 20% off on the whole "You Are Not Alone" collection!
We are collaborating with
Dizzy Chihuahua Rescue
Dizzy was a little 15 year old Chihuahua who was dumped and abandoned in a supermarket car park and left to fend for himself.
He was in an appalling poor condition, dirty and unkempt, unable to walk or see, and with infected eyes and mouth, he would not have survived alone. He joined our family of tiny toy rescue dogs and we were fortunate to have shared the last 10 months of this wonderful little dog's life.
We were privileged to have given him a safe and happy home and showered him with love and affection before he very sadly died on 26th July 2016, leaving a huge gap in our lives.
Dizzy Chihuahua Rescue was set up in Dizzy’s memory, to keep this very special little dog’s name alive and to help little chihuahua's in need.


How to Live With Pets Without Your Allergies Exploding Allergies, Healthy Living Recommended: Use a voucher code MAS5385 to save an extra 5% when shopping for supplements on iHerb. You love animals. You really do. But you don’t love the way they clog up your head, make you cough, and send you to the store for boxes and boxes of tissues. America ranks first among large nations in the number of people who own pets. So clearly they’re hard for us to give up. They offer comfort, friendship and a homey feeling to your house. You love them. They’re part of the family. Think of how many little kids have begged for a pet only to be met with this frustrating answer: “We can’t have a cat because your sister’s allergic.” It’s enough to make them shake their tiny fists at the heavens. You can’t spend every day of your life on anti-histamines, and nor should you. So how do you reconcile your adoration for your pet with your pet allergies? If a pet is worth it to you—and they are for many people—there are a few steps you can take to make your life easier. The key to managing pet allergies is controlling allergens—the things around you that set your allergies off. Identifying your particular allergens and minimizing your exposure to them will allow you to breathe more easily. The allergens spread by pets are dander, saliva and urine. Your four-legged friend sheds all of these substances, which dry out into tiny particles and make their way into the air. That’s where we breathe them in, and our bodies react angrily. Without being forced to give up your pet, here’s how you can cut down on the amount of allergens in your home: Quarantine. Restrict your pet’s access to areas of the home where people with allergies spend a lot of time, like the bedroom or the play area. There’s no need to breathe in that dander for 8 straight hours while you’re sleeping. Don’t let the pet get on the furniture and sheets. However appealing it seems to snuggle up together in bed, it’ll be a lot less appealing when you can’t breathe a half-hour later. Groom your pet often. Petting your beloved cat or dog is exactly what loosens up all the dander and saliva on their fur, so you want to keep their fur and skin as clean as possible. Brush your pets daily, outside. If you must clean them inside, wipe the space down afterwards. Wash dogs every week. Try wiping your pet down with anti-allergy products from pet stores. Don’t forget all your pet’s accessories! Make sure that the litter box is not only emptied, but cleaned often, and choose a litter that doesn’t contain dust. Toys can be washed too. Clean the house frequently. Wash anything fabric: your bedding, your carpets, even your curtains. Dust surfaces. Vacuum both floors and furniture. Your goal is to leave as few particles floating around as possible. It may be a good idea to wear a mask over your mouth and nose when you clean, since cleaning will stir up all those allergens, sending them straight to your lungs. Some vacuums include HEPA filters, a kind of air purifier feature that traps airborne particles, protecting you more thoroughly. Cut down on other kinds of allergy triggers. Get hayfever every year? Do you suspect you have an allergy to gluten or dairy? These constant stresses make it harder for your body to resist other attacks. Your body reacts more strongly to animals when it’s also being bombarded by other allergy-triggering substances. So get rid of those strongly perfumed shampoos, the mold in the bathroom, or Mom’s peanut butter cookies. Cutting down on all the allergens around you will help you play with Fido more happily. Get an air purifier. There’s a limit on how many of those tiny particles of dander and saliva can be cleaned up by hand. A quality air purifier will take care of the rest. The advantage of an air purifier is not only that it is more meticulous than you can be. It also cuts down on many allergens at once: dust, mold, chemicals and other common household problems. Some air purifiers will even help stop pet odor. Guides (pdf) can direct you towards purifiers specifically recommended for pets. Choose your pet wisely. Although no pet is completely hypoallergenic, some animals aggravate pet allergies more than others. Cats tend to cause more allergies than dogs. So if you’re one of those rare people who could be a cat or a dog person, get in touch with your canine side. Even hairless cats wash themselves, leaving behind layers of saliva that will make you sneeze. A quick search will help you find breeds of dogs that are less likely to provoke strong allergic reactions than others. Remember that other kinds of pets, like birds, hamsters and snakes, also create dander and saliva. But the advantage of these small pets is that it’s easier to contain their impact—unless you make up for their caged lives by letting them crawl all over you regularly. Have any tips for allergy-free living with pets? Share your experiences in the comments! Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.


So it’s been awhile since I’ve been on here, but I plan on slowly making my way back. However, anyone with kids will tell you that plans hardly ever go well. I am very happy to announce that Alexander Kai was born October 7, 2016. He was born a week early, but was 20 in. long and 7 lbs 7 oz. He is my wonderful miracle and every day I feel blessed that he’s in my life, even when I get little sleep or spend all day comforting him through his crying and gassiness. Now, without further ado, I’m pleased to present my baby boy:
In a couple weeks my life will be changing with a new baby. I hope to continue blogging as much as possible, but I will also be busy trying to get things together & adjusting to this new adventure. Once things settle down a bit I will get back to my normal schedule & look forward to sharing more with everyone!
To this day there are thousands of puppy mills across the US. These puppy mills are selling puppies both online and in your local pet stores. Most of these puppy mills never have any form of government inspection and the dogs and puppies in them rarely ever receive any form of veterinary care.
These dogs are crammed into small cages with several other dogs and substandard housing, food, and water. The females are bred constantly until they can no longer breed and are then either killed or abandoned. Puppies who are sick or have any sort of disability are also usually killed or abandoned. Many of these animals have health issues such as heartworm, parvo, or parasites. Vaccines, when done, may be done by the breeder with improperly stored or out of date vaccines. Genetic disorders, such as hip dysplasia, are also common in puppy mill dogs. Puppy mill dogs also suffer from grooming issues as well. Nails cutting into the pads, severe matting, and feces matted into the fur are common issues.
Along with physical health problems, puppy mill dogs often suffer from mental and emotional damage as well. These dogs usually get little to no human interaction and often show fear, aggression, or high anxiety around people. The emotional scars inflicted on these dogs lasts a lifetime and some never get better.
Unfortunately, the laws surrounding puppy mills are lacking and not very well enforced. Many states either have no laws or have minimal laws regulating these “commercial breeders.” The Animal Welfare Act (AWA) requires breeders selling to pet stores to be licensed and inspected. However, the conditions that have to be met are considered inhumane to most people (dogs can be housed in wire cages stacked on top of each other). Also, the laws in place only cover the known puppy mills, which is thought to be only a small percentage of how many there really are.
So what can you do? As always, you can donate time or money to shelters, humane societies, and organizations trying to change and increase legislation against puppy mills. You could also become an advocate for these animals by getting involved in the legislation process yourself. I will always encourage adoption over buying, there are even breed specific rescues where you can find purebred dogs in need of a home. However, if you are set on buying a pet, do thorough research on the person or place you are buying from. A responsible breeder will let you see the parents of a puppy along with the current housing. Never buy from someone who refuses to let you on site. Responsible breeders will also have papers showing proper registration and veterinary care, including routine exams and any shots the puppy has received. They also should want to do their own research to ensure you will be a responsible pet owner. I also recommend NEVER buying an animal online. Remember, a breeder can be licensed and still run a puppy mill.
What is declawing?
Declawing is the surgical removal of a cat’s claws, usually just the front claws. Declawing is an elective and very painful procedure that requires the removal of the last bone of each toe along with the claw. This basically means that a cat getting declawed is actually having part of each toe amputated. The most common reason for having a cat declawed is due to inappropriate scratching. “Fun” fact – declawing is actually considered inhumane in Europe and is illegal in some countries.
I am adamantly against the declawing of cats of any age. Declawed cats can experience severe pain and lameness for several days after surgery and possibly even longer. There are also many risks to the procedure that go further than the typical surgery and anesthesia risks such as nerve damage and even claw regrowth! Normal cat litter cannot be used while the cat is healing and there are cases where cats start inappropriately eliminating outside of the litter box. Some declawed cats have also been found to begin biting their owners more. Older, obese, and immune compromised cats should not be declawed due to the increased chance of complications. Like ear cropping and tail docking, I believe declawing to be majorly an owner convenient cosmetic surgery with no benefits to the animal. Even the AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) suggests declawing only be performed if all other options have been exhausted.
So how can you stop your cat from scratching up the house? This is a question I have also had to ask. The first option is always to provide your cat with scratching posts or boards. The earlier you teach your cat that these are the acceptable places to scratch, the better. Whenever your cat uses the posts or boards give him/her rewards. You can also use aversion training such as using a spray bottle of water whenever your cat scratches the floor or furniture or putting double sided tape up where he/she typically tries to scratch. Putting a scratching post nearby where your cat typically scratches may also be a useful tool to stopping unwanted scratching. Nail care is also an important step to preventing unwanted scratching. While nail trimming on its own may not stop the behavior, a trim every couple weeks can reduce the amount of damage done.
My absolute favorite alternative is SoftPaws. SoftPaws are simple nail caps that go over your cats nails and can be put on the front and back paws. You simply trim the nails, put the glue in the cap and stick the cap on the nail. The caps come in hundreds of different colors, making them cute and stylish, and can be bought anywhere online or at most pet stores. If you have trouble doing it yourself, many groomers and vet clinics are willing to help you put them on your cat. As the nail grows, the caps eventually fall off and do need to be replaced. Also, making sure you get the correct size is important. They have kitten, small, medium, and large sizes based on weight. If you’re cat is overweight, make sure to use the ideal weight of your cat when determining what size to get. One problem I had was the glue drying up too fast. You can make the glue last longer by storing it in the fridge. You can also order more glue and applicator tips online at the SoftPaws website. When appropriately used, SoftPaws can help prevent destruction of carpet and furniture. They have even developed SoftPaws for dogs!
Today marks my 9th month of pregnancy so I thought I would do something different to celebrate this wonderful time for me. I’m going to participate in a blog hop and share pictures of some of the adorable kittens and puppies I have worked with!
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In my previous posts I have discussed the when, what, why, and where of spay and neuter surgery. Now I would like to clear up some common myths and concerns I have been asked about countless times. These myths and concerns include spaying while in heat or pregnant, the pets weight after surgery, and changes to personality.
Can my pet be spayed while she is in heat?
It is possible and safe to spay your pet while she is in heat. In fact, your female cat is more likely to be in heat than not when she is spayed. The surgery on a pet in heat does require more time and care when being performed. This is due to the engorged blood vessels in the tissue and the increased chance of tearing. Some veterinary clinics will charge more if your pet is in heat because of the extra time and care needed. Special Note: When a pet is spayed while in heat it is important to remember that she may still attract male partners. It is absolutely necessary to make sure she can not come into contact with any intact (not neutered) males. If a male were to try and mate with her, the results can be severe and deadly. We suggested to keep females separated for the full two weeks of recovery.
What if my pet is pregnant?
I am a huge advocate of spaying, even if your pet is already pregnant. The most common reasons people usually have for spaying while pregnant are unplanned litters or unable to afford care for a litter.However, I also believe in spaying while pregnant because the quality of life for the puppies and kittens can not be guaranteed unless you plan on keeping them. You can research potential adopters of the puppies/kittens all you want, but they can still end up homeless and in an already overcrowded shelter. I have also seen cases where a pet was pregnant or thought to be pregnant and ended up having a pyometra (a serious and deadly bacterial infection of the uterus). In cases such as these, spay surgery is the safest and most effective treatment. As with the surgery for females in heat, pregnant females are more prone to bleeding due to the extra blood in the organs and require more time and care during the surgery. This is why veterinary clinics will sometimes charge more for a spay surgery on a pregnant female.
Will my pet become overweight after the surgery?
Answer: Not necessarily
Many factors contribute to a pet becoming overweight and studies can lean one way or the other on if spay/neuter surgery is a definite factor. However, your pet is less likely to become overweight if kept active and given a proper diet. For 2 weeks after surgery you will need to keep your pet as calm as possible to reduce the chance of complications during recovery. After those 2 weeks, your pet can go back to his or her normal activity level and I encourage you to make sure your pet continues to be active. Talk to your veterinarian about a diet plan that is right for your individual pet. The most important step in making sure your pet does not become overweight is to schedule meals. Please do not free feed your pet. Free feeding is giving your pet access to food all day long with no portion control. Pets have been known to eat even when they are not hungry. Pets who have been fixed are more likely to overeat for reasons not yet known. This overeating increases your pet’s chance at becoming overweight.
Will my pet’s personality change?
Answer: Depends on what type of changes you are asking about
As far as your pet’s natural personality traits, getting your pet fixed will not change his/her personality. He/she will not stop wanting to cuddle or play with you just because of the surgery. I have had many men ask me about their male pet being “less of a man” and no, he will not notice that he is short two testicles. On the same note, female pets will not be depressed about no longer being able to have litters. Sex and reproduction are purely instinct driven in cats and dogs. Removing the sex organs reduces or completely stops this instinctual need to reproduce. The only personality changes you may see in your pet are sex related behaviors such as inappropriate urination or spraying, roaming, and humping. There is the possibility of reducing aggression in male pets towards other males or people. Male cats are highly likely to stop or have reduced aggression towards other male cats after being neutered. The effect may also be seen in male dogs, also, but the chances are lower and may depend on other factors. Many dogs may still need other behavior modification training tools to help reduce their aggressive behaviors.
I hope this has helped you understand more about the effects of spay and neuter surgery. If you have any questions please comment below!
Spay and neuter is a topic I know a lot about after working in a spay/neuter clinic for the humane society for nearly a year. I highly encourage everyone to spay or neuter their pets. However, I can agree that the prices at some veterinary clinics are a bit high. I don’t hold this against the clinics. After all, they have to pay for the equipment they use and make money in the process. However, if you don’t want to spend a lot of money or don’t have a lot to spend, there are still options for you.
I wouldn’t necessarily say Banfield is a low cost option, but I think they are worth mentioning. I just really love the payment plans they offer for pets! I used them for awhile before I started working with the humane society. The plans were affordable and actually encouraged me to take my pets to the vet more often than I usually did. The payment plans helped me afford getting heartworm prevention for Audri along with teeth cleanings for both Audri and Kisa. I mention them here because you can get the spay/neuter surgery included in the plan and pay monthly rather than pay all at once. The downside is that starting your plan can be a little expensive. However, it is only a one time fee and I found the monthly costs to be pretty affordable while being on a budget.
Humane Societies and Other Low Cost Clinics
Humane societies offer low cost spay/neuter surgery in an effort to help reduce the number of homeless animals they see. Some humane societies are able to get grants that allow them to lower the cost of surgery even more. There are also local low cost clinics to help families who otherwise can’t afford to have the surgery done. I don’t have much experience with low cost clinics outside of humane societies, but their prices are comparable to, and sometimes cheaper than, humane society prices.Both also offer discounts and aid to low income families, such as those living off of disability or that need government assistance. Another positive to these options is the other services offered. Vaccinations, heartworm and FIV/Feline leukemia testing, microchips, and nail trims are just some services offered at a cheaper price than the typical veterinary clinic. Some places even offer low cost teeth cleanings!
The one downside to low cost clinics is that most places do not do pre-anesthetic testing. In many cases these tests aren’t completely necessary. As I stated in my previous post, concern mostly lies with the older, very young, or sick pets. However, there are cases where an animal can appear to be perfectly healthy and still have complications (there is always a certain degree of risk when an animal goes into surgery).
If you are interested in finding a low cost clinic near you; visit the ASPCA website here!
Also, if you live in the Oklahoma City area I recommend checking out the Central OK Humane Spay/Neuter Clinic. The people that work there are dedicated and hardworking individuals who give a little extra love to every pet that enters their doors!
Finding the Right Place for You and Your Pet
Make sure you do your research before you decide on where to have your pet’s spay/neuter surgery done. I suggest visiting the clinic’s website if they have one, give them a call, or even visit the clinic. Make sure to ask any and all questions you may have. Many people worry about how long their pet will be under anesthesia or what kind of after care their pet will need. The team should be willing to answer every question and more and make you feel safe about leaving your pet with them.
What Is Spay and Neuter?
Fixing pets through spay and neuter surgeries is the most common surgery most veterinarians perform. Spay, also called an ovariohysterectomy, is a surgery to completely remove the uterus and both ovaries of a female animal. A neuter (castration or orchidectomy) is a surgery to remove both testicles from a male animal. Spay/neuter surgery is typically done around 6 months of age and after your puppy or kitten has received its core vaccine shots (for more about vaccinations see my post here). However, the surgery can be done as early as 8 weeks and as small as 2 pounds. Shelter animals are often fixed early in order for the animals to be fixed before adoption.
Reasons to Spay/Neuter
Millions of cats and dogs are euthanized every year due to shelters being overcrowded with unwanted pets. These pets are usually abandoned due to behavior issues and unwanted litters. One solution to this problem is encouraging pet owners to get their pets fixed. This cuts down on the number of kittens and puppies in need of homes. To give you an idea on how much getting just one cat fixed can help population control, I’ll give you some numbers. Cats can typically reproduce as young as 5 months old and can go into heat every couple of months. One female cat can have 2-3 litters in just 12 months. Each of these litters can contain up to 5 or 6 kittens. By the end of 12 months all of these kittens have reached sexual maturity and can bring more kittens into the world. In just 12 months you could potentially have over 100 cats running around your house.
As I mentioned earlier, many of the animals surrendered to the shelter are given up due to behavior issues. One of the most common issues is problems with aggressive behaviors. Studies have shown that pets fixed before they become sexually mature are less likely to show these aggressive behaviors due to the low levels of sex hormones the body produces with the removal of the sex organs. Neutering your male pets can also reduce the chances of them roaming in search of females in heat or fighting with other male cats or dogs over territory or a female. Male cats are also less likely to spray your furniture if they have been fixed. Spaying your female pets also cuts the chances of them wandering off in search of males and all the headaches that are associated with a typical heat cycle (yowling in cats, frequent urination, and the potential blood getting on your carpet and furniture).
Your pet’s health can also be improved by getting him/her fixed. A fixed pet usually has a longer life span over pets that have not been fixed. They also have a reduced chance of getting tumors and cancers related to the reproductive system. The earlier your pet is fixed, the lower the chances of having any of these issues.
Risks of Spay/Neuter
As with all surgeries, there will always be some degree of risk. Complications are possible during and after surgery. Young and healthy pets have a low chance of having any complications and typically recover quickly. Smaller kittens and puppies as well as older pets and those with health conditions have an increased risk of complications. Most veterinarians will offer to do tests prior to surgery to check for any previously unknown conditions. However, it is important to remember that some diseases, like kidney failure in cats, are hard to diagnose until severe. Your veterinarian or veterinary technician will be happy to discuss all of the possible risks and the best options that are specific to your pet.
Recently, I have also discovered some newer research that shows early spay and neuter surgery in certain dog breeds can actually increase the risks of some health problems. For example, German Shepherds have a genetic predisposition to hip dysplasia and a recent study of German Shepherds has shown that spay/neuter surgery in the first year could potentially increase the risk of getting hip dysplasia. While these studies are relatively new and have not been conclusively proven, I encourage you to talk to your veterinary team about any concerns you may have.
Thank you for reading and, as always, I hope the information has been helpful! Please comment below with any questions or opinions you may have!
What is heartworm disease?
Heartworm disease is a dangerous and potentially deadly mosquito-borne disease that can infect cats and dogs among other mammals. Knowing the life cycle of heartworms is important to understanding the disease and prevention. Adult heartworms typically live in the blood of mammals such as dogs, foxes, and coyotes. The female heartworms produce microfilariae, early larval stage, that travel through the blood of the infected animal. The larvae can then be ingested by mosquitoes that bite the infected animal. Once ingested, the larvae will mature and eventually be released onto another animal where they enter the body, burrow through the tissues, and eventually reach the heart and mature into adult heartworms to begin the process again.
Effects of Heartworm Disease and Treatment
Milder symptoms of heartworm disease include coughing, vomiting, difficulty breathing, lethargy, exercise intolerance, and a decreased appetite. If no treatment is given, these signs can progress and become more serious. More severe symptoms include fluid accumulation in the abdomen, lung damage, heart complications, and death.
There is no treatment of heartworm disease in cats. Treatment is based on keeping your cat stabilized and can include hospitalization and constant monitoring.
Treatment for heartworm disease in dogs is very costly and lengthy. You’ll be required to restrict your dog’s exercise, which typically includes kennel rest and leashed walks only. Your dog may be started on preventative with an antibiotic and will also need several injections and possibly temporary hospitalization for observation. These measures will be discussed with you by your veterinarian.
Prevention and How To Get It
Prevention is always the best “treatment” of any disease. Heartworm prevention comes in pill, topical, and an injectable form. Some brands of heartworm prevention can also help control other internal parasites. For example, I always recommend Revolution for felines. Revolution is a topical heartworm prevention that also helps control hookworms, roundworms, fleas, and ear mites in cats.
Heartworm prevention must be prescribed by your veterinarian. Puppies and kittens under 6 months can be immediately started on heartworm prevention. Cats and dogs 6 months and older require a heartworm test to be done. These tests are quick and simple and only require a couple drops of blood from your pet. Once the test comes back negative, you can discuss your options with your veterinarian. Pill and topical preventions can be given to you to take home and give to your pet. These must be given every 30 days to be effective. Your vet can also give your pet an injectable preventative which lasts for 6 months.
Even with prevention your pet needs to be tested every 12 months. Why? First, topical medications can be applied incorrectly and pets can potentially spit out some of the pill without you realizing. Also, there is the potential of human error with forgetting to give the prevention in a timely manner (I’m bad about this at times). The other reason is that it can take 6 months after being infected for a test to be positive.
For more information visit the American Heartworm Society or talk to your veterinarian.
Common Myths I Have Heard
Cats can’t get heartworms. FALSE
Cats are just as susceptible to heartworm disease as dogs. Heartworms can live in cats for up to 3 years and cause serious and deadly damage. The worst part is there is no treatment for heartworms in cats. This is why it is extremely important for your cat to be on prevention.
My pet stays indoors most of the time and doesn’t need to be on prevention. FALSE
It only takes one bite from one infected mosquito for your pet to get heartworms. If your pet ever steps foot outdoors, even if it is just in your own backyard, your pet is at risk. Even a completely indoor cat is at risk due to the potential of mosquitoes getting into your house.
I don’t have to worry about prevention during the winter. FALSE
Mosquitos live year round and can infect your pet year round. While they are less active in the cold, it only takes one day of warm weather for the mosquitoes to come out and infect your pet.
I don’t have to worry about heartworm disease where I live. FALSE
While heartworm disease is more prevalent in the south, heartworm disease has been found in every state of the US. Warmer temperatures and the movement of infected dogs into other states also increases the chance of heartworm disease being spread.
Please comment with any questions you may have!
One of the biggest topics people have asked me about was vaccinations. What vaccinations do cats and dogs need? How often does my pet need to be vaccinated? How many boosters does my puppy or kitten need? This post is to help you understand the major vaccines you may be offered, if your pet needs them, and what type of schedule is recommended for each vaccine.
Disclaimer: This information is not to replace information from your own veterinarian. Every pet is different and may require its own unique vaccine schedule.
Major Dog Vaccines and What They Protect Against
Rabies: Rabies is a state required vaccination that can be given as early as 16 weeks. After the initial vaccination, boosters can be given either annually or every 3 years depending on state regulations. California, Connecticut, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Wisconsin allow 3 year boosters. There may be other states, but I am not certain about other states. Make sure to check with your vet about your states laws and which booster they offer.
DHPP or DA2PP: This vaccine is most commonly called the distemper or distemper/parvo vaccine. I have also heard it called the all-in-one shot. The initials stand for Distemper, Hepatitis or Adenovirus Type 2, Parainfluenza, and Parvovirus. DHPP is first given around 8 weeks of age and followed by 2 boosters spaced 3-4 weeks apart. After the series of 3 shots, your puppy will require another booster in 1 year that gives protection for 1 year. A 3 year booster can be given after the 1 year booster depending on your veterinarian and your pet’s risk. This is considered a core vaccine, recommended for all dogs, to protect against highly contagious diseases.
Bordetella: Bordetella, more commonly known as kennel cough, is a highly contagious airborne disease. This means it can be spread through direct contact or simply by being in the same room with an infected animal. This vaccine is required by most boarding facilities, but I also highly recommend it be given to any dog that will have contact with other animals. This includes dogs taken to pet stores, dog parks, and any type of obedience class. Bordetella can be given as an injection or intranasally, in the nose. There are also new products that can be given by mouth. The vaccine can be given as young as 8 weeks and requires yearly boosters.
Leptosporosis: Leptosporosis is a bacterial infection that can be spread through water, soil, or bodily fluids of infected animals. This disease can be found in wild animals and can be transferred to humans. I usually recommend this vaccine for dogs used for hunting or that live near or play in standing bodies of water. Talk to your veterinarian about the prevalence of leptosporosis in your area and their recommendation on if the vaccine is necessary for your dog. The vaccine can be given as early as 12 weeks and requires 2 boosters spaced 2-4 weeks apart. Afterwards, the vaccine needs a yearly booster. Leptosporosis can be given separately or combined with the DHPP vaccine.
Lyme: Lyme disease is caused by tick bites and is highly prevalent in the northeast and upper midwest states in America. I have not worked with this vaccine myself, but it is highly recommended to give to all puppies and dogs in these regions. The vaccine can be given as early as 14-16 weeks and must have a booster 2-4 weeks later. Afterwards, the lyme vaccine is given yearly. Using flea/tick prevention is also key to reducing your dog’s chances of acquiring this disease. As always, talk to your veterinarian about the prevalence of lyme disease in your area and their recommendation for getting the vaccine.
Major Cat Vaccines and What They Protect Against
Rabies: see above paragraph
FVRCP: This vaccine is most commonly called the feline distemper or 3-in-1 vaccine. FVRCP is to protect against Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calcivirus, and feline Panleukopenia. Rhinotracheitis and Calcivirus are both upper respiratory diseases. Panleukopenia is caused by a parvovirus and is highly contagious. All three are commonly found in the environment and among cat populations. This is considered a core vaccine for all cats. Like the dog distemper vaccine, FVRCP is given around 8 weeks of age with 2 boosters spaced 3-4 weeks apart. Afterwards, the vaccine is given at 1 year and can be given every 3 years afterwards.
Feline Leukemia: Feline leukemia is a viral disease spread between cats through bodily fluids. This disease can be spread through grooming, bowl sharing, biting, or from mother to kittens while pregnant or nursing. I recommend this for any cat that spends time outdoors or living with a cat that has leukemia. This is also a good vaccine to give your personally owned cats if you often foster as the status of these cats is often unknown. Your vet will want to test your cat for leukemia first. This test just requires a very small blood sample and should only take a few minutes to run. Once the test comes back negative, your cat will be able to get the vaccine. The feline leukemia vaccine can be given as young as 8 weeks and requires a booster after 3-4 weeks and then yearly.
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus: This virus is spread through blood and saliva. The most common way of being spread is through fighting injuries, which is why male cats with access to the outdoors are most commonly infected. Therefore, it is generally recommended for cats that spend time outdoors or live with an FIV positive cat. A negative FIV test is required before getting this vaccine. The FIV vaccine can be given as early as 8 weeks and requires 2 boosters spaced 3-4 weeks apart. Afterwards, a booster can be given yearly for protection. One important thing to remember is that your cat will test positive on FIV tests after getting the vaccine. This is because most test will test for antibodies to the virus and don’t differentiate between antibodies produced in response to the vaccine as opposed to antibodies produced in response to the disease. I would recommend making sure your cat is microchipped when giving this vaccine. A microchip generally ensures that your cat will be returned to you if lost rather than euthanized due to a false FIV positive test. Talk to your veterinarian to see if the FIV vaccine is right for your cat.
The schedule I have described for each vaccine is the general rule for a typical vaccination schedule. However, special circumstances can always arise. Bottle fed kittens and puppies, those that do not nurse from mom, can get vaccines as early as 6 weeks due to not getting the necessary antibodies from mom. If your pet is sick or immune compromised, you should delay giving vaccines until your pet is better. Make sure you talk to your vet about when it is safe to resume vaccinations. Some veterinarians also recommend against vaccinating pregnant cats or dogs.
I hope this list has been informative and helpful. If you have any questions or comments please leave a comment below!


February 20th is National Love Your Pet Day, and it's the perfect time to show our furry friends how much we appreciate them. At The Silk Scrunchie, we know that pets bring so much joy and love into our lives, and we want to help you celebrate this special day in a meaningful way.
Here are some ideas to make the most of National Love Your Pet Day:
Spend Quality Time With Your Pet: One of the best ways to show your pet some love is by spending quality time together. Whether it's going for a walk, playing with their favorite toys, or just snuggling up on the couch, your furry friend will appreciate the time and attention.
Spoil Your Pet With Some Special Treats: Treat your pet to something special on National Love Your Pet Day, like their favorite treats or a new toy. You can even make homemade treats if you're feeling extra crafty!
Give Back to Animals in Need: Use this day as an opportunity to give back to animals in need. Volunteer at your local animal shelter, donate to a pet charity, or simply spread awareness about the importance of adopting pets from shelters.
Take Cute Photos with Your Pet: National Love Your Pet Day is the perfect time to snap some cute photos with your furry friend. Share them on social media with the hashtag #NationalLoveYourPetDay to spread the love.
At The Silk Scrunchie, we believe that pets are an important part of our lives, and we want to help you celebrate this special day with them. Whether you're spending quality time together, spoiling them with treats, or giving back to animals in need, we hope you have a wonderful National Love Your Pet Day!


January 03, 2007
Don't expect your dog to help you
Timmy fell down the old well? Don't expect Lassie to go for help, says Bill Roberts, a psychology professor at the University of Western Ontario.
Do not expect your loyal canine to stage a Lassie-style rescue if you are ever injured or in trouble. Researchers at the University of Western Ontario devised an experiment to test whether dogs can understand emergencies and react appropriately, and not one of the dogs sought help. A toy poodle was the only pet to even touch a bystander, and that pup simply curled up in the person's lap, apparently seeking comfort for himself rather than help for his owner. "It appears that they don't understand when an emergency has occurred or what to do about it," said psychology professor Bill Roberts, co-author of the study that appeared recently in the Journal of Comparative Psychology. (Credit National Post.)
Sometimes M. lets out a shriek if she drops something or has a small accident, and the dogs come running.
It's not that they want to help her, I say. It's more that they think she is wounded and so they might be able to eat her.
And then one of us quotes Bridget Jones: "I'd finally die, fat and alone, and be found three weeks later half-eaten by Alsatians."


Housing: For a baby white lipped python a 30"x 12" (20 gallon tank) would be adequate to help your little guy feel secure. As he grows so will its housing requirements. An adult white lipped python would require upwards of a 5' x 3' enclosure.
Hide Box: Offering a hide box will help your new friend feel secure in their environment. White lipped Pythons do like to climb, we recommend branches for climbing.
Temperature: As with most reptiles their house should have a warm side and a cool side. The cool side of the cage, the temperature should not drop below 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The warm side should remain 85-90 degrees Fahrenheit with a basking spot of 92 degrees Farenheit.
Lighting: Make sure to avoid direct sunlight with your snake enclosure this can cause your cage to overheat.
Bedding: There is a variety of substrates that are sufficient. You can use newspaper or paper towels. Additional substrate options are coconut fiber, sphagnum moss, cypress mulch or bark, choosing a substrate that holds humidity well is ideal. When using a substrate the cage will need to be spot cleaned regularly. When using newspaper, paper or carpet the paper should be changed each time you clean.
Feeding: Never feed a snake a meal that is larger than the snakes mid body size. When you purchase a snake from us we will tell you their feeding schedule and what we are currently feeding them. Juvenile feeding schedule should be every 7-10 days. Adult (over 2 years of age) can be fed every 10-14 days however can be fed more or less.
Water: A water bowl is necessary. This gives a place to drink and soak, also helps to maintain adequate humidity.
Humidity: Should be 75% - 90% this can be gauged with a hygrometer (misting daily will be necessary for White lipped pythons).


Pet Insurance in and around Biloxi
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- Ocean Springs
- Long Beach
- Pass Christian
- Harrison County
- Bay St Louis
- Hancock County
- Stone County
- Pearl River County
- Spanish Fort
- St. Tammany Parish
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The single side print would have the pet print on front side of the pillow and while solid color on the back side. The double sided print would give you multiple options to choose from:
- You can have the pet print on both sides of the pillow. You only need to upload one image and it will be mirrored on both sides of the pillow.
- You can have the pet print on one side and choose from one of the solid color options we offer. You can also choose to write your choice of text on this side.
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Why Should You Buy from CanvasChamp?
Whether it’s a dog, a puppy, or even a cat, a personalised cushion crafted from their image is the perfect way to cherish your pet. It’s the ideal adorable present for yourself or a beloved one. For any dog lover, this keepsake would make an incredibly thoughtful gift. CanvasChamp’s pet pillows are handcrafted from the finest materials and are incredibly soft.
Our personalised pet photo pillows are economical, adorable, and the perfect gift for any pet and pet lover. Using a quality printer, we convert the photograph you provide us to a plain white cushion in your pet. So you can just send us a picture of your dog, and we will turn it into one-of-a-kind memory pet-shaped photo pillows that you can cuddle whenever you choose.
All of the items are up to date on our social media platforms. Check out our product reviews, which several satisfied customers and dog lovers have written. You can count on us to deliver our valued services on time and within budget. We have enlisted the help of the top professionals to create a lovable and lovely personalised pet photo cushion.
Consequently, we assure you that you will always receive the best and most reliable products available. So, if you think our services are worthwhile, tell your friends and family to visit CanvasChamp’s official website and place an order.
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For Your Lovely Pets, Get Cozy and Trendy Pet Shaped Pillow
Some pets enjoy sleeping with their paws and heads and curling up on a pillow. It provides a comfortable environment for your pet while also complementing your home’s decor.
A personalised pet shaped pillow is a lovely way to let guests know you have a cute dog. You can also imprint your pet’s name on the cushion’s corners. Additionally, one can have custom dog pillows manufactured in a variety of colours and patterns.
These custom pillows are bright and lively, and they will easily blend into your existing decor. All you have to do is provide us with the title and image you want to be put on it, and it’ll be simple to clean and preserve.
Customized Shape Cushions: A Great Way to Show Your Affection
Cushions are a decorative item that complements a lovely home. Customise and personalise a pet photo cushion to show your affection for your pets in style. These customised shape cushions make great gifts for pet lovers. It is one of the minimal budgets but high-value presents you may offer to some of your pet-obsessed friends.
You have complete control over how the product is customised. For example, by printing photographs of dogs, you may make the moments more memorable. So please create your form pillows and have them conveyed anywhere in India.


Conveniently located on Wells Branch, you'll be minutes away from IH-35 and Mopac to allow short drives to the areas major employers including Hospira Labs and Katherine Fleischer Park. Relax and enjoy friendly neighbors and a staff that is ready to work for you. Having a washer & dryer in each home makes more time for you!
Enjoy a nature trail and park situated beside our community. Washer-Dryer come with all apartments. Full appliance package, central heat and air, pets welcome!
Enjoy the convenience of pet friendly apartments in Austin, TX. At Chardonnay at Wells Branch Apartments we know that your pets are family. That's why we are a pet friendly community. We love your pets as much as you do.


The Sonoma-Marin Fair held their annual “World’s Ugliest Dog” contest over the weekend, and a dog named "Scamp the Tramp" was crowned the winner.
Scamp was rescued off the streets of Compton, California before finding a home in Santa Rosa and serving as a senior center's therapist dog for the past seven years.
Scamp has gray dreadlocks, frizzy fur and a tongue that hangs out a little too far. His owner thinks he looks like musician Keith Richards, of the Rolling Stones.
Newly-crowned Scamp and his owner are now headed to New York City to appear on the "Today" Show. The pair are also taking home $1,500.


More than 70 SPCA pets adopted in July
THE Durban & Coast SPCA said 79 dogs and cats have been rehomed during July.
While the substantial number of adoptions was celebrated by the SPCA, there are still hundreds of animals waiting to find a loving home.
Marketing manager for the SPCA, Tanya Fleischer, said they collected 280 strays and received 550 stray and unwanted animals from members of the public during level 4 and 5 of the nationwide lockdown.
Fleishcer appealed to the community to remember the local SPCA when adopting pets.
“These 79 animals that were recently adopted were previously unwanted, stray, abandoned or abused. They are now with loving families,” she said.
The process includes four steps, starting with a visit to the SPCA to choose a pet.
Pet owners are encouraged to consider the size of their property, the other pets they own and the age of their children when choosing their pet.
Thereafter, the SPCA will conduct a home inspection to ensure the property is well suited to the pet.
The pet is then sterilised before the adoption process is complete.
“If someone would like to adopt they need to make an appointment by calling 031 579 6524,” said Fleishcer.


Dogs are often considered man’s best friend, and the Beagle is no exception. Known for their friendly and gentle nature, Beagles have captured the hearts of many. The Happy Thanksgiving Funny Beagle Dog Ugly Sweater celebrates this beloved breed in a fun and humorous way. With its detailed Beagle dog design and Thanksgiving-themed elements, this sweater is a great way to show your love for Beagles and celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday.
Happy Thanksgiving Funny Beagle Dog Ugly Sweater
Happy Thanksgiving Funny Beagle Dog Ugly Sweater is a unique and fun way to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. This sweater features a cute and funny Beagle dog design that is sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face. The design is perfect for dog lovers, especially those who have a soft spot for Beagles.
If you’re a fan of Beagles, this sweater is a must-have. The Beagle dog design is not only cute and funny, but it also captures the playful and friendly nature of this breed. Wearing this sweater is a great way to show your love for Beagles and bring a little joy to your Thanksgiving celebration.
In conclusion, the Happy Thanksgiving Funny Beagle Dog Ugly Sweater is a fun and unique way to celebrate Thanksgiving. Its humorous Beagle dog design is sure to bring smiles and laughter to your holiday gathering. So why not add a touch of humor to your Thanksgiving celebration with this adorable and funny Beagle dog sweater?


This questionnaire is intended to be a guide to help you think about all the ways a bully breed will impact your life and help determine if fostering is right for you and your family. The information you provide on this application will help PBA of NWA find the best possible match between you and the dogs available through the rescue.
Please be sure you understand that while you are fostering a dog, you are completely responsible for the health and well being of the animal. Although Pit Bull Ambassador of NWA will hold responsibility for the vet expenses you will provide food, water and any necessary means of shelter. The rescue can help with food if needed.


I just completed some work on a campaign for Pawmetto Lifeline’s new spay/neuter program. With the opening of their new clinic they wanted to advertise how their unique program is helping with the pet over population problem. If you bring your pet into their clinic and have them spayed/neutered they will donate the same service to a pet owner who cannot afford to have their animal spayed or neutered. The idea of the campaign reflects the deal: A Two Fur. The diagonal stroke (tail, haha) of the R becomes that of a dog or cat depending on the application of the artwork.
The first ideas for the campaign took a more WWYPD (what would your pet do?) approach.
below is the process work for the first idea:
Last week when I went to get an oil change I pulled up and saw all these beautiful cats living behind the car shop. I’m not sure if they belonged to anyone, they were just hanging out in the grass. I was delighted to see a bunch of fluffy cats first thing in the morning but I was also saddened to think they may not have a home or may be over populating the area. Seeing these cats reminded me how important Pawmetto’s program can be for our community.


Student Membership: Anyone enrolled in high school, college, veterinary school, or veterinary technician training, with the intent to serve in the uniformed veterinary services.
Sustaining Membership: Any corporation, business, or foundation that wishes to support the mission and purpose of the UVMA.
Affiliate Membership: Existing retired veterinary organizations, composed of individuals who have served and/or supported the uniformed veterinary mission and that commit to support the mission and purpose of the UVMA. Individuals of approved affiliates may become members of UVMA at a reduced membership dues rate. Current approved affiliates are the Association of Armed Forces Veterinary Personnel (AAFVP) and the American Veterinary Medical History Society (AVMHS).
Initial membership payment and annual dues can also be paid through Paypal by clicking on the button below.
To join the Uniformed Veterinary Medicine Association, please download, complete, and mail the form and payment to the following address:Uniformed Veterinary Medicine Association,
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Best Duck Hunting Dogs
The bond between man and dog is a special one. In the field, there’s an unspoken trust between the pair, one that’s been built on frigid mornings in a duck blind and countless retrieves. But mostly, our dogs are more like family, curling up with us on our favorite chair.
My family has had hunting dogs as long as I can remember - pointers for upland birds and beagles for rabbits. But for me, our Labrador has always held a special place in my heart. Labs are some of the best duck hunting dogs around. And they’re loyal, friendly and always willing to please although several breeds serve as excellent companions in the duck blind. We’ve listed the best ones, those that have been bred specifically for duck hunting.
Labs aren’t just favored by duck hunters, the breed is the most popular in the entire country. Two aspects that make them the best duck hunting dogs are their ability to learn quickly and their agility in the water. Webbed feet, a long tail that acts like a rudder, and a thick coat of fur makes them ideal for swimming in cold weather. Labs naturally want to retrieve, and they’re quick to learn the discipline to grow into a perfect blind companion.
While golden retrievers are generally known as family pets, they were originally bred as waterfowl dogs. That big, curly coat of golden fur is water-repellent to keep them warm on cold days. Their gentle disposition, obedience and intelligence makes them perfect for the blind and the household.
Chesapeake Bay Retriever
Chesapeake Bay retrievers were bred specifically for duck hunters in Maryland, where winter is extremely cold and wet. Their double coat keeps them warm in nasty weather and they’re toughness and energy ensure they’ll keep going as long as you’re afield. While these dogs are intelligent, they’re more difficult to handle than Labs. It takes a seasoned dog trainer to keep them focused.
While a fluffy poodle isn’t what typically comes to mind when you think of a duck dog, it is one of the oldest sporting breeds around. In the 1400s, the poodle was created to aid in retrieving game. That instinct still exists today - they’re strong swimmers and highly intelligent.
American Water Spaniel
The American Water Spaniel is smaller than your typical duck dog so they can easily fit in small watercrafts. This makes it perfect for coastal hunters who use boat blinds, but also those with smaller, fixed blinds. The Upper Midwestern winters shaped the breed into a tough dog with a strong work ethic, perfect for northern waterfowlers.


flea treatment preparation instruction
Cover and store any open food products, dishes or utensils before service is rendered.
❏ Strip all bed linens and wash in hot water.
❏ Pick up items off the floor, including inside closets and under bed, like clothes, toys, and debris.
❏ Concrete floors, including pet areas, basements, and covered patios, scrubbed with soap and water.
❏ Frequent vacuuming of carpeting and mopping of wood and tile floors, including along walls and inside closets.
❏ vacuum furniture, especially between and under cushions.
❏ Dispose of vacuum cleaner bag in a trash container outside your home, close tightly.
❏ If using a vacuum with a reusable bag, empty contents into a container outside your home, close it tightly, and discard. Wash reusable bag in hot water.
❏ Vacate premises during and for several hours after treatment to allow treatment solution to completely dry before re-entry. Pets and Pet Areas
❏ Cover fish tanks with wet towels and turn off pumps (except Salt Water) until reoccupying home.
❏ Pick-up pet toys and wash or replace.
❏ Wash or replace all pet bedding.
❏ Remove caged pets (birds, reptiles, hamsters) before treatment
❏ Best to schedule treating your pet with topical or oral treatment during your home being treated under the direction of a veterinarian.
❏ Remove children toys from area.
❏ Remove pet toys.
❏ Cut grass short and bag clippings.
❏ Provide access to shaded and covered areas where pets rest.


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Fleas are typically brought into the home by a family pet, such as a cat or dog. Fleas feed off blood and need it to survive. If you notice reddened skin, excessive scratching, or even hair loss on a pet, this may be a flea problem. Fleas are very small, roughly 2.5mm in length, are flat, have no wings, and six legs, making them great jumpers, with capability of jumping 13 inches at a time. If fleas are not taken care of properly, their population can expand rapidly, and therefore it is imperative that fleas are dealt with by professionals. Contact Leitchfield Exterminating, Inc. to find out how we can help eliminate fleas from your home.


There are basically two different ways to breed dogs. The first and most common method is referred to as simple breeding. This is just to satisfy the need to have more dogs as pets or for general purposes such as watchdogs or companions. The second method is to breed dogs that serve a special purpose such as hunting, herding, or even to be used in battle. In the past, people knew little of actual dog breed information such as genetics or specific traits of different breeds but they were able to observe that certain dogs were better at some things than others.
The modern domesticated dog is a result of the dog breed information that had slowly been compiled and applied by different cultures many years before. As dogs began to become dependent on people for food and affection, the bond between us became stronger and dogs became docile; very different from the wild and instinctive creature that they had originated from. Unlike its wild ancestor, the wolf, a dog will learn by observing.
Farmers, hunters and shepherds knew little of dog breed information but they did know that they needed dogs that could perform specific tasks. As a result, the dogs that performed the best were the ones that were allowed to breed in hopes that the puppies would be as good or better than the parents at performing their required duties. At this point in the history of dogs, there were no distinctive breeds but there were different basic types of dogs. In time, they began to develop similarities in both appearance and behavior. This was the very beginning of different breeds as we know them today.
The overwhelming variety of breeds was developed during the Victorian era, a time of great creativity. People began to be more interested in having animals as pets as well as for performing certain duties. And for the first time in history, the dogs’ physical appearance became important. Smaller fluffy dogs became a status symbol and owning one symbolized success and high status.
The breeding of dogs has continued to this very day and sometimes has been the topic of much controversy. One such example of this was the breeding of pit bulls in recent years in an attempt to make them more aggressive and vicious. This resulted in the actual banning of this particular breed throughout many cities and localities in numerous countries. A less common example of questionable breeding is the labradoodle, a combination of Labrador and poodle created solely for the purpose of selling high priced exotic puppies.
Of course today, most dogs are considered as pets and only a small minority is actually used as working dogs. Knowing the proper dog breed information allows one to pick a pet that is perfect for their individual wants and needs. The happier you are with your new canine friend, the happier he will be too! And isn’t that the whole point of having a dog in the first place?


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