Our companion pets get older at a faster pace than we do. In a blink of an eye, the puppy and kitten that was brought home, journey to middle and old age faster than you can believe. The rate of aging in large breeds of dogs are even faster. For example, a 5-6-year-old Great Dane is already in his/her senior years.
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Thanksgiving Tips for Pets
Thanksgiving is one of the greatest times for family and friend gathering and having some joyous and
peaceful time. It also comes with a big feast and a variety of foods and indulging sweets and some of our
pets want to have a share of it. That is something to be avoided at the best.
Why Oral Health Is Important For Dogs
Dogs And Their Health
Our pets depend on us for their care, and as time goes by some pretty deep relationships develop as a result of this interaction. We learn to watch the tail (wagging usually means ‘yes’, not wagging means ‘no’) and our dogs learn to spell c-h-e-e-s-e. It’s all good, right?
