Caring for Senior Pets Pets are living longer than they ever have before, so how do we care for our elderly pets? Through frequent vet visits and a little extra love and care, you will be able to ensure your pet feels comfortable during their "golden years". Cats are considered "mature" at the age of 7 until 10 years old, "senior" from 11 to 14 years old and "geriatric" at the age of 15+. Contrary to popular belief, the 1 dog year equals 7 human years

Tips and Tricks for Stress Relief Because animals have stronger senses than humans, certain situations may seem to be more stressful than they are to humans. If you're dog suffers from stress exhibited by extreme shaking or panting, try some of these quick fixes. Medication  Obviously, medication is always an option but it is important to talk to your vet to decide if it is the best option. If you find that your dog is constantly shaking with fear or stress, look into doggy Prozac (Fluoxetine) - a

Best Ways to Keep Your Pets Occupied You leave your house for the day, and when you arrive back home, your couch is in many more pieces than you left it and your dog comes scampering out of the other room, happy as can be. You are filled with frustration, but could this have been preventable?This was likely because your dog had nothing else to occupy him/herself with while you were gone. So, how can you occupy your dog's time while you're away from the

Looking for a veterinarian? Whether you are moving to a new city or adopting your first pet, finding a good vet can sound like a grueling task, but it doesn't have to be! Start by doing your research. Visit the clinic's website, ask recommendations and talk to your friends and neighbors who love their pets just as much as you do. First step: visit and meet with the clinics/vets. Don't be afraid to shop around and ask questions, the vets will appreciate how much you