25 Ways to show your pet care

9/26/2017

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25 WAYS TO SHOW YOUR PET CARE

Take your dog or cat to your veterinarian for a complete physical examination and vaccinations 1-2 times a year. With senior pets, physical examinations twice a year are recommended to help your pet live a longer, healthier life.
Spay or neuter your pet. This is preferably done before the first “heat” because it greatly reduces the risk of mammary cancer.
Discuss proper nutrition with your veterinarian.
Avoid feeding table scraps.
Monitor your dog’s weight. If you can not feel the rib cage, they are overweight.
Keep fresh water available at all times; change it daily.
Securely attach Rabies Tag and an identification tag to your dog’s collar. Microchipping your pet is also recommended.
Walk or jog your dog daily. It will do both of you good.
Use a pet dental product daily to prevent tartar formation and gum infections.
Never give a dog bones that can be splintered, swallowed or break teeth.
Begin obedience training when your dog is young. It is easier to prevent than to correct problems.
Set firm rules against jumping on people or furniture.
Remember that praise works better than punishment.
Use Heartworm prevention monthly in both dogs and cats. Have your dog tested every year for heartworms.
Have an Internal Parasite Examination at least once each year.
Keep your dog fenced to avoid getting lost or automobile accidents and keep cats indoors.
Provide adequate shelter for outside dogs. Use cedar chips for bedding instead of straw, blankets, etc.
Select a breed that fits your lifestyle and living space.
Play with your pet daily and observe for any signs of illness
Bathe your dog in a shampoo balanced for dog skin (do not use human shampoo on animals). Most over-the-counter products are not!
Treat your pet with a flea control product.
Never leave a pet unattended in a car.
Never give chocolate to a dog. Four ounces can cause illness and death!
Antifreeze tastes good to most dogs, however it is fatal when ingested. Use caution when draining car radiators.
Rinse off the dog’s feet after contacting salt or ice-melting chemicals.

12 Comments

Andrews David link

1/3/2018 04:36:17 am

Being a pet owner it your big responsibility to take proper care of them by doing their regular medical check up by a good vet at a reputed vet hospital. Always observe their behavioral attitude to make sure weather they are suffering from any diseases or not. Use a pet dental product daily to prevent tartar formation and gum infections. Have your dog tested every year for heartworms.

Henry link

5/8/2019 08:14:44 pm

Great pet tips, t hanks!

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4/21/2021 08:34:52 pm

Looking forward about this topics. I hope you will post more informative content about animals because they deserve to care from us. I also tried Haarlem Oil for Pets its very effective as supplements.

Jeff Carbine link

4/1/2022 08:49:28 am

It really helped me when you said that 1 to 2 times a year, take your dog or cat to the veterinarian for a comprehensive physical inspection and vaccines. Physical checks twice a year are suggested for elderly dogs to help them live a longer, healthier life. My daughter has a Shih Tzu dog as a pet. She wanted it groomed, but she had no idea how or where to go for these services. I'll forward this article to her as a resource for obtaining full-service pet grooming.

Tex Hooper link

7/1/2022 06:32:34 pm

Great tip about microchipping your pets. I need to get an animal doctor to check my lab. I think he might be sick.

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Olivia Smart link

12/21/2022 10:41:44 am

Thank you for explaining that it's important to avoid using human shampoo on your dog. We've been wondering what we should use to wash our dog. I'll be sure to look into this and maybe ask a groomer for some advice on what we should use.

Mia Evans link

1/14/2023 02:38:52 am

I like the idea that you mentioned regarding attaching a rabies tag and ID to our dog's collar as well as microchipping it. I will definitely do that so that I can get back my pet if it gets lost somehow in the future. Now, I just need to find a veterinary hospital to take it to this weekend to get it microchipped as soon as possible.

Millie Hue link

2/2/2023 12:28:44 am

I totally agree when you said that the shampoo for dogs has to be balanced and appropriate for their skin. In that case, the safest route to go is to hire a dog grooming service for the pet I plan to get this year. It would probably be better for its fur as well, because my plan is to get a poodle. And its fur is really curly, so there is a proper way to actually care for it that will not cause matting on them.

Jessie Holloway link

2/6/2023 01:00:41 pm

I love how you suggest getting your pet tested for parasites and other health issues every so often. My sister-in-law just got a new kitten and he's been howling in pain and she can't figure out why. We've been looking into finding an animal hospital to take him to get the help he needs.

Iris Smith link

2/6/2023 01:01:19 pm

We appreciate you mentioning that you should take your dog or cat to the vet between two and three times a year for a full physical examination and immunizations. My daughter recently acquired a puppy. I'll advise her to take the dog to the veterinarian for a full physical inspection every two years.

Steve Smith link

2/13/2023 10:18:44 pm

It's great that you elaborated that once or twice a year is the best time for a veterinarian consultation to ensure a healthy pet. A few nights ago, my spouse informed me that she wanted our pet to have grooming due to knotted fur. She asked if I had thoughts on the best grooming option to consider. I appreciate this valuable grooming article. I'll tell her she can consult trusted pet grooming services as they can help provide more details about their services and preventative measures.

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