Understanding Pet Problems

5 Signs That A Miniature Schnauzer Puppy Might Be The Right Puppy For You

24 January 2022

Why get a purebred dog? Often, it's because you're looking for specific breed characteristics. If your search has brought you to the Miniature Schnauzer, you already have an inkling it could be the perfect dog for you. But you need to know a little more. Let's take a deeper look at a few signs that a Miniature Schnauzer could be ideal for your family. You're an Active Dog Owner and Willing to Walk Your Dog

What To Expect When Your Pet Needs An X-Ray

5 October 2021

Under certain circumstances, your dog or cat may need an X-ray at a veterinarian hospital. X-rays are important diagnostic tools that could save your pet's life. However, X-rays for pets aren't as straightforward as they are for people. The procedure may make your pet nervous. They won't understand what is going on or be able to lay still. Continue reading to learn more about how and why your veterinarian does pet X-rays and what to expect during the procedure.

Your First Time At A Dog-Friendly Bar

13 May 2021

Being able to drink at a bar with your dog is pretty phenomenal. However, it can take both you and your dog a few visits to really learn the ropes and figure out just how to act in this setting. On that note, here are some tips for your first visit to a dog-friendly bar. Plan on a short stay. Over time, your dog will probably become comfortable in the bar setting, and then you can stay for hours.

How To Take Care Of A Ragdoll Cat

12 January 2021

If you have decided that the perfect pet for you is a ragdoll kitten then you have made a good choice. Ragdoll kittens are cute and will keep you entertained. However, even though they have all these wonderful traits they do require some special care. Take a look at these tips for keeping your ragdoll kitten safe and helping them feel at home. Consider the Size of the Cat Ragdoll kittens do grow a lot bigger than regular cats.

Useful Tips For Your Puppy's First Trip To The Groomer

16 October 2020

All dogs need to be brushed and bathed, but there are some breeds that need full hair cuts and professional grooming services on a regular basis due to their coats. If you have recently added a puppy to your home and they are a breed that needs regular grooming, one of the best things that you can do is get them ready for their first grooming appointment. Taking the steps needed to make your pup comfortable at the groomers will help ensure that they won't have any problems getting groomed in the future.

Training German Shepherd Puppies

23 September 2019

German Shepherd dogs are known for their intelligence and loyalty. Many law enforcement agencies utilize these dogs due to their exceptional qualities. German Shepherds can make excellent family dogs as well; however, they do need more attention than your average dog. German Shepherds do well with rigorous training, since it teaches them your expectations. Here are three tips to help you train your German Shepherd puppy into the best dog they can possibly be:

The Removal Of A Tumor From Your Pet's Body Could Be Life Saving

22 December 2018

A tumor is an abnormal growth that can be diagnosed as benign (harmless) or malignant (life threatening). If you have noticed a prominent lump on your dog's back, it needs to be checked by a veterinarian such as those at Spring Hill Veterinary Clinic. The veterinarian may recommend that the lump be removed surgically via an incision that is made near the abnormalcy. Skin Cells Will Be Checked During an appointment at a pet clinic, a veterinarian will visually inspect the size, shape, and location of the lump.

Signs You Need To Take Your Dog To The Vet

11 July 2018

If your dog is sick or injured, they can't tell you. You have to look for signs that they are in need of animal care by a veterinarian. Here are signs you need to take your dog to the vet. Excessive panting Dogs pant to cool their bodies, but they also pant when they are excited, nervous, or in pain. If your dog is excessively panting for no reason, especially if they are whining or shaking in addition to heavy panting, take them to the vet to see if anything is wrong with them.