About Me

Your Pet's Healthcare Starts at Home

As a long-time animal lover, I have been committed to helping others learn how to care for their pets. I have learned throughout the years that many pet owners receive advice from well-meaning friends and family members about pet care, and this information is often false. I decided to start a blog to help everyone learn how to care for their pets the proper way! My first tip for pet owners is to always remember that while regular veterinary visits are absolutely essential to the health of your pet (those vaccinations and wellness exams are very important!), they are not a substitute for taking proper care of your pet at home. Feed your pet quality food, ensure they maintain a healthy weight, and take your dog for long walks every day. Cats can be exercised by playing fun indoor games that get them moving! I hope my blog helps you!

2017

Three Ways To Improve Your Cat's Oral Health
Cats can develop cavities and gum disease like anyone else, but it's unfortunately common for cats' oral health to be neglected. This can lead to tooth loss and severe pain; in fact, most cats over the age of three already have some form of dental disease. If you want to either protect your cat from experiencing dental disease in the first place or to prevent your cat from experiencing future tooth loss, here are three steps you can follow at home to reduce your cat's risk.

3 Aftercare Tips For A Cat That Has Been Declawed
There are many reasons to have a cat declawed, such as if you were concerned about your cat scratching your walls or your furniture. If you have chosen to have your cat declawed, however, it is important to make sure that you take good care of it afterward. These are a few aftercare tips to remember when you take your cat home from the vet. 1. Ask Your Vet for Pain Medication