Let’s talk turkey. Well, maybe we should talk baby chicks instead. Easter is coming. I’ve discussed the fate of many bunnies who are adopted on impulse due to their lovable appearance. Let’s face it: bunnies are darling, and so are … Continue reading →
So, you have a newly adopted shelter cat. Good for you and congratulations! You’ve made an excellent choice. Now, you might want to train your cat but think it’s impossible. You’ve heard that cats are untrainable. Independent. Not necessarily true! … Continue reading →
We are at the end of October, so I thought this would be a good time to start thinking about the upcoming holidays. Many people travel for the holidays and some people are not able take their pets. Pets are … Continue reading →
So, you can’t make up your mind if you want to be a pet owner. Maybe you’re not ready for a long-term commitment. Or you already have a pet who might need a companion. Don’t worry. I have a great … Continue reading →
Caroline, my Kids’ Corner Contributing Editor, is on a well-deserved vacation for the month of July, so I’m filling in for her. I’m going to stray a bit from a shelter pet posting, but not too far. As a children’s … Continue reading →
Have you ever stood near someone trying to open a bottle of champagne for a celebration? Many people think champagne should be opened with a big bang. But it shouldn’t be. It should be quiet, if done properly. People are … Continue reading →
by Krista D. Wilkerson, DVM I have read recently multiple things speaking negatively of veterinarians. In our clinic and in many clinics, we often take pets to the treatment area for examinations. We have trained our staff to not refer … Continue reading →
Everyone wants that perfect pet. Many are willing to go to an animal shelter to find one. Second-hand pets make wonderful additions to someone’s home. Shelter animals deserve love, care and a bright future. Physically challenged pets are incredible and … Continue reading →
A Few Things You Should Know BEFORE Adopting a Rabbit Rabbits are cute and adorable. They are adoptable from breeders and shelters. Because of their adorable appearance, many people, especially around Easter time, adopt a rabbit on impulse. Bunny rabbits … Continue reading →
You’ve just adopted a shelter pet. You’ve made a first trip to the vet because caring for your animal is very important. After all, the new pet is now a family member. And what if your pet gets sick or … Continue reading →
