by Lois Kelly | Sep 4, 2018 | Pet Care
If your pet is beloved as a family member, you likely want to ensure that he or she will be well cared for in the event of your incapacity or death. Without explicitly stated wishes, these furry family members could end up without a home of their own, if you die or...
by Lois Kelly | Aug 3, 2018 | Behavioral Issues, Pet Care
Some tips t help your dog cope with thunder, loud noises, fireworks.. Create a safe place: Create a safe for your dog to go to when they hear the noises that frighten them. This must be a safe location from their perspective, not yours. My dogs heads for the closet....
by Lois Kelly | Jun 22, 2018 | Pet Care
Dogs are sociable pack animals and are most content when someone is at home all the time. Unfortunately, this is not possible for most families, which is why pet sitting is a great supplement to many dogs lives. Unless we can teach our pets to be comfortable with the...
by jgraddy | Apr 22, 2018 | Pet Care
Guide dogs are trained to lead the blind or vision impaired. The dog acts as a pilot to direct its owner in a straight line unless directed to turn, while avoiding obstacles in all directions. How do I get a guide dog? Blind Veterans are assessed and trained for...
by jgraddy | Apr 22, 2018 | Medical, Pet Care
What Are the Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs? The following symptoms should be investigated as they could be indicators that your dog has diabetes: Change in appetite Excessive thirst/increase in water consumption Weight loss Increased urination Unusually...
by jgraddy | Apr 22, 2018 | Pet Care
A friend of mine, a veteran of the military, shared this mantra with me, “Take care of your feet, because your feet take you everywhere.” I always remembered that fact and for us humans, it can often be associated with many types of medical issues, particularly those...
