Fall Follies: Keeping Pets Safe Through the Season
Fall is an especially pleasant time in the Middle Tennessee region and you’ll probably want to enjoy it by taking your dog to the park, on long walks, and visiting the local festivals and fairs. Just remember that many of these fall favorites and holiday goodies of ours can present a danger to your furry friend.
Hip dysplasia is a common orthopedic condition often found in large and extra large breed dogs, though any dog can have it. Find out the facts about hip dysplasia and how you can lessen its debilitating effects on your dog’s quality of life.
Gerbils are delightful, energetic pocket pets known for their playful nature and sociability. With proper care, these small rodents can live up to three to five years, with some even making it longer. Here’s an overview to ensure your new pet thrives and has a happy healthy life.
Do you worry sometimes that your indoor cat is too inactive? A concern for some cat owners is that an indoor cat can become bored, and boredom can lead to behavioral issues. Indoor cats can lead full healthy lives, but keeping them entertained and mentally stimulated may take a little effort on their owner’s part. Here are some effective strategies to ensure your feline friend stays engaged, content, and happy.
Tips For Nighttime Dog Walking
With the days getting shorter and evenings closing in earlier, you’ll likely find yourself walking the dog in the dark a lot. We have some tips for making it a safe stroll for both you and your buddy.
Is your dog shaking his head a lot? Does he seem to be constantly scratching his ears? If so, there’s a good chance an ear inflection is the reason. Find out what causes them and how to treat them and give your dog some much needed relief.
Danger in the Kitchen: Gas Stoves
There’s be a lot of attention in the media lately on the dangers of gas stoves. While most of this centers on their impact on human health, gas stoves are a danger for pets. Many headlines have pointed to how easily pets can turn on the burners and get burned or start house fires. There are some simple ways to avoid this type of emergency from happening.
