Did you know that your Husky may need to have routine dental care throughout his lifetime? Some dogs may only require a few short dentist office visits while others need daily care. For instance, if your Husky has gingivitis then he should have his teeth brushed one to two times a day. Cleanings should also be followed up with professional vet cleanings as well. In some cases where brushing isn’t enough to cause a change, you will need to take your pup in for professional dental cleanings and dental exams. Professional cleanings can help rid the mouth of tartar and plaque buildup. During the dental exam your Husky will be sedated and your vet may check the teeth and gums for plaque and bacteria. Your veterinarian Fort Collins, CO may also take this time to scrape excessive plaque, calculus build-up and other debris from y ... Read more »

The holidays are the most wonderful time of the year! But, that doesn’t mean they’re the most wonderful time of year for your parrot. Here are a few tips for making sure both you and your bird are happy all season long.

Go easy on the fragrances. Birds have extremely sensitive respiratory systems. Holiday themed candles, room sprays, and potpourri are popular during this time of year, but they can be overwhelming to your parrot. Keep them to a minimum.

The holidays can get loud and busy. If you plan on having guests over, make sure there’s a dark, quiet place for your bird. There’s no reason to have him in the middle of the action if it will just stress him out.

You should also keep his feeding, watering, and play schedules the same to ease anxiety. To learn more, click here, o ... Read more »