Vets for Pets in Washington, Tyne and Wear, has unveiled a new refresh and expansion as part of the Pets at Home rebrand. The refurbishment has provided the practice with a new extended dog and cat ward with additional kennels, a new operating theatre, and a brand-new team area with a kitchen. As well as …
By Savannah Admire Ana Luz Crespi / Stocksy If you’re a cat lover, you know it can take some time for a new cat to feel comfortable around you. While every cat has their own personality, even well-socialized cats may hesitate to approach an unfamiliar person. If you’re planning to adopt a new feline friend, […]
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Luis Velasco / Stocksy America can’t get enough of these 10 most popular dog breeds. According to data from the American Kennel Club’s registration numbers and the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)’s survey statistics, in 2022, the most popular dogs in America were actually mixed-breed dogs! In terms of purebred dogs, the French Bulldog was […]
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By Lindsay Hamrick, CPDT-KA Lucas Ottone / Stocksy If you’ve found yourself in the heartbreaking situation of potentially needing to surrender or rehome your cat, you’re not alone. Millions of cats and kittens are brought to local animal shelters and rescues each year, and while the reasons behind the decision to surrender a pet can be complex, there are ways […]
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By Adrienne A. Kruzer, BBA, RVT, LVT David Prado / Stocksy There are plenty of reasons rabbits have grown in popularity as pets (including the joy their big ears, soft fur, and fluffy tails bring), and there are now over 50 breeds of rabbits for bunny lovers across the world to care for. Some breeds […]
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Simone Wave / Stocksy If you’re an animal lover but don’t have the time or resources to adopt a pet, you may wonder how you can help animals in need of a forever home. Fortunately, there are multiple ways that you can help, including volunteering your free time, skills, and even supplies to your local […]
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By Amy Fox, DVM Boris Jovanovic / Stocksy If you’re thinking about adopting a shelter pet, you may be wondering, “Are shelter dogs healthy?” Shelter medicine has made incredible advancements in making life in the shelter better for these pets, so their health problems are usually quickly identified and treated. Many veterinarians even do specialized residencies […]
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Ever stood in the pet food aisle, scratching your head, asking yourself, “Do cats really need wet food?” Well, you’re not alone! Short answer: Cats can totally live on dry food, but adding some wet food to their diet can be a health game changer and make their mealtime more exciting. Understanding Cat Nutrition What’s […]
By Savannah Admire Maria Manco / Stocksy Adding a new four-legged member to your family can be a big adjustment, especially if your children haven’t lived with a dog before. Fortunately, there are a variety of ways to include kids in the pet adoption process and make adopting a new dog a family event. How […]
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By Adrienne A. Kruzer, BBA, RVT, LVT David Prado / Stocksy Rabbits are playful, have soft fur, don’t make much noise, and live longer than several other kinds of pocket pets. All of these qualities (and more) make them popular pets for both kids and adults, but those thinking about adopting domestic rabbits should be […]
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By Adrienne A. Kruzer, BBA, RVT, LVT Cottonbro studio / Pexels If you’re wondering what the difference between a bunny and a rabbit is, you’re not alone. Do these words mean the same thing, or is one only appropriate for a certain age or type of animal? Find out if there’s a difference and, if […]
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Many people think that training a cat is impossible. It’s true that there are cats out there that won’t appreciate such efforts; anyone who spends time with a cat knows how much they prefer doing things their own way! That said, it’s quite possible to train a cat. There are even performing cat acts, like […]
I adopted Missy and her brother Smokey when they were 9 weeks old. They came from a family that hadn’t socialised them and therefore they don’t like cuddlesWiley is almost 2 years old. He was found in a ditch by roadside. He wasn't any more than 3 weeks old. Having recently lost a 14 year old dog, Wiley was