Your dog, if he’s like most, probably waits for the time when he can head outside each day with great anticipation. However, you know that there will be times that he won’t be able to do this. How can you keep him content when he’s stuck inside?
Your dog needs to be able to get some mental stimulation and some physical exercise indoors, as this is likely what he is seeking out when heading into the great outdoors. Take some time to play with him and encourage him to be active in the space that he has available to him. This will likely mean taking the time to be creative and come up with fun ways to get him up and moving while also engaging him in an activity. It’s can also be helpful to have a special toy on hand that is only brought out for this purpose. For additional information, please contact your local Columbia, MD veterinarian.
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You have been considering all the pet options out there since you feel that the time is right to bring a new addition into your home. You’ve noticed that many people bring an older pet into their lives. Why is this?
Adopting an older pet means giving a home to an animal that may otherwise not be offered one. Bringing home a youngster is still the most popular option when choosing a pet, so it can be difficult for an older animal to find a forever home. It can also be a wonderful opportunity for the pet owner as well, since they get to bypass the rambunctious younger stage where these furry friends tend to get into the most trouble. This can suit them well, since they are able to bring home a pet that is likely a bit more independent and secure in who he is. For more information, please contact your local Jacksonville, FL veterinarian.
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You share your life with a hamster and you’ve gotten to know her rather well. However, you’ve never seen her act the way she currently is. Does this mean she’s sick?
Atypical behavior is what you are looking for when trying to determine if your pet is sick. She won’t be acting like herself if she isn’t feeling like she normally does, so there is a good chance something is wrong if she is displaying new behavior. Common changes to look out for include refraining from eating, spending more time resting, and forgoing activities she usually jumps at the chance to participate in. You may also notice changes in her elimination habits as well. Seek out the attention of a veterinarian right away if you think your pet may be sick. For more information, please contact your local Pickerington, OH veterinarian.
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You have shared many wonderful years with your cat and you can’t help wanting to make the years to come the best yet. How can you care for her now that she’s considered a senior?
Your pet’s body changes as she gets older, so she will need you to take note of what’s happening and adjust your care accordingly. Keep an eye out for changes to your pet’s routine, like a preference to rest more often or having trouble getting up to her favorite places and try to help her out. This may mean augmenting games so they are a bit easier on your pet’s body and offering her some assistance so she can still enjoy her fav
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Adopting is a wonderful option for bringing a new dog into your family. There are numerous dogs available at shelters, rescues, human societies and SPCA organizations all around the state and the country for that matter. If you aren’t looking for any particular breed, start by going online to local rescues and shelters and viewing their current dogs available for adoption. Find out why the dog is up for adoption (i.e. does he get along with kids, does he get along with other pets), check into the dog’s health history, ask about the application process and costs (some rescues charge for transportation and even first vaccines and spay or neutering procedures). When you are ready to bring a dog home and find the one you like, notify the agency and start the adoption process. Take your adopted dog in for a first time visit with y
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