Learn from experience! Melissa shares what she learned at her most recent dog agility trial with Mocca. Most importantly, they’re enjoying their time together.
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From the monthly archives:
December 2009
Update on the H1N1 flu virus relating to pets, including the first confirmed case of H1N1 in a dog in the United States reported on December 21, 2009. Plus trusted links to accurate up-to-date information on the H1N1 virus.
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Dog obedience training takes time and repetition…but is worth the investment. Keeping a constant focus on obedience will allow both you and your dog to have a safer, more enjoyable time afield or around the town!
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Are rabbits low-maintenance pets? Should rabbits stay in a hutch outdoors…and do they just eat lettuce and carrots? Here’s some good information about pet rabbits.
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To you and your family, including the pets in your life, whether big or small, furry, feather, or scaly…Happy Holidays from Drs. Foster and Smith!
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Each year Drs. Foster and Smith employees try to give back to our local community.
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Like humans (and specifically pirates), guinea pigs cannot manufacture their own vitamin C, which means they are susceptible to the disease called scurvy. Learn more about guinea pig nutrition, as well as my pig’s favorite leafy treat.
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How to prepare for car travel with your dog. A few supplies that will make the trip go smoothly.
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Does your cat insist on drinking from the faucet? A pet fountain might be just the thing you need! These 2 cats and 1 dog all enjoy drinking from a water fountain, and their owner knows it promotes good health.
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A new feeding ritual for 2 cats has resulted in a calmer dinnertime, and healthier cats. One cat is no longer compelled to finish everything he sees and has lost a little extra weight. The other cat no longer turns up his nose at the food placed in front of him.
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Think your dog doesn’t need a bed? Honestly, 10 years ago, I thought my dog just needed his own blanket. Now I see how much my dogs appreciate a comfortable bed. Also, take note of the way your dog sleeps – it will give you a hint as to the type of bed he prefers.
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