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Types of Retraining Meds for Pets
Following your pet’s latest check-up, your veterinarian may recommend giving them some behavior modification meds. If this is the first your veterinarian has made a recommendation, you might be unsure which drugs to give to your cat or dog. It’s always good to know...
Expectations for Retraining Meds
Anxiety and phobias can take a significant toll on your pet’s health. Your ordinarily energetic and fun-loving pet may resort to cowering and hiding because of what they’re currently dealing with. Giving your cat or dog some medication may help with their current...
Side Effects of Behavior Changing Drugs
Behavior modification drugs present us with new ways to help our pets. If your cat or dog is struggling with separation anxiety or some kind of environmental phobia, taking medication could help them feel better. They may be able to relax more during a situation that...
Nails: Importance of Trimming Them
You hear them clanging around as your dog walks on your hardwood floors and you feel how surprisingly sharp they are whenever your pet wants your attention. What are we referring to here? Of course, we are referring to none other than your dog’s nails. Dog nails don’t...
Drugs Can Be Used to Modify Pet Behavior
Behavior problems can plague pets and they can potentially turn into significant issues in certain situations. Because of their behavior issues, your pet might be incapable of doing certain things. To be clear, the behavior issues we’re discussing are not about your...
Apartment/Small Living Space & Cats
Choosing a pet to keep inside your small apartment can be tricky. With no yard available, you have to worry about how much exercise your pet can regularly get. On top of that, your home may end up messy more often because your pet has to heed the call of nature...
Apartments (Small Living Spaces) & Pet Fish
Caring for a pet can help you relieve stress and experience companionship. Those are appealing benefits if you are living on your own for the first time. Of course, you have to choose the right type of pet for your new home. If you are staying in a small apartment,...
Apartment (Small Living Space) & Reptiles
Cats and dogs are obviously great pets, but they’re not for everyone. Some folks out there want to care for something different. If you’re looking for a more unconventional pet yourself, then perhaps you should consider some reptiles. Lizards, turtles, and snakes are...
Apartments (Small Living Spaces) & Pet Birds
Living in small apartments involves making some concessions. More often than not, the limited amount of space you have available could affect your furniture or appliance purchases. You may even have to leave some of your cherished possessions with your loved ones...