Posts from November, 2015

So your cat has been diagnosed with diabetes?  Treatment of a diabetic cat is a huge commitment but life for your diabetic cat can be made easier with just a few simple steps. Continue…

I’m sure you have heard the saying “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink.”  The same can be said about feeding your pet proper nutrition.  You can feed the best, most expensive pet food on the planet but if your pet doesn’t eat it, it won’t do them any good. Continue…

Don’t you wish you had the life of your cat?  If you asked your cat, they might tell you differently.  I know it’s hard to believe, but cat anxiety is a problem, and there are things that you do on a daily basis that stress your cat out.  Dr. Anna Coffin will reveal what is causing your cat anxiety and how to prevent it. Continue…

A lot of the test items deal with everyday situations your dog may be asked to encounter in the real world—being approached by a stranger, being startled by a cyclist, seeing another dog at the end of the block, getting examined by a vet or brushed by a groomer… all of those fall under what I think of as the “socialization stuff.”  Stefani Fortney discusses the next two stages that involve integrating good social skills with basic obedience training. Continue…

Dog anal glands are a frequent reason for some pets to visit their veterinarian.  Anal gland problems are a real pain in the behind for the pet and their owner.  Dr. Anna Coffin reveals a new product that is sure to help your pet Boot the scoot!

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