Three Things You Should Know About Spaying-Or-Neutering Aftercare

If you've got spaying or neutering on the agenda for your furry friend, congratulations on being a responsible pet owner by not contributing to the plethora of unwanted animals on the planet. Most spay and neuter operations go off without a hitch, and your canine companion or feline familiar will be back to normal in no time -- and you can help this happen by making certain that your pet receives the best possible aftercare. Read More 

Does Your Dog Hate To Be Alone? 3 Steps To Treat Separation Anxiety

Does your dog go into panic attacks as soon as you leave? Does it tear up the house if you're going for more than just a few minutes? If you answered yes to either of those questions, there's a good chance that your dog suffers from separation anxiety. Like humans, dogs can be plagued by the debilitating condition. Luckily, there are some steps you can take to calm your dog and help it overcome the condition. Read More 

Three Ways To Soothe Your Dog’s Dry, Itchy Skin

Does your dog get dry, itchy skin in response to dry air or environmental irritants? All of that itching and scratching can lead to sores, and it's certainly not comfortable for your dog. Try using one or more of these methods to soothe your dog's itchy skin. Oatmeal Baths You can purchase oatmeal shampoo for dogs in pet stores, but it's also easy and inexpensive to make your own oatmeal soak. Read More 

Separation Anxiety In Your Pet Dog: What You Need To Know

If your dog becomes stressed when you leave the house or leave the room, you might be worried that he is suffering from separation anxiety. This condition can lead to health and behavior problems, and so it is important to make sure it is properly addressed. Here is what you need to know about recognizing and helping your dog overcome separation anxiety. True Or False While separation anxiety is a real condition that many dogs actually do suffer with, not all poor behavior or depression while you are away are indicative of true separation anxiety. Read More 

Help, the Lizard Is on the Lam! What You Need to Know about Finding an Elusive Juvenile Iguana

For the most part, your young green iguana will seem perfectly content basking in the glow of the heat lamp in its enclosure as long as you keep serving up the fresh food and cold water it loves. But just because your juvenile iguana seems content, it does not mean it will not make a daring escape to explore the rest of the house if given the opportunity. It is not at all uncommon for a person to come home to find their iguana missing in action, seemingly nowhere to be found. Read More