Dental disease is a serious problem for both dogs and cats. Unfortunately, it’s an issue that pet parents often overlook. Left untreated, dental disease can cause pain and discomfort, and can even lead to more serious health problems. In this article, we’ll look at:...
We’re often asked: When is a cat considered a senior? We like the phrase, “Senior at Seven,” because generally, that’s when cats are considered “mature.” Since aging is a progressive continuum, many veterinarians group the following three categories and call them...
This is part 2 of 4 in our “senior pet” series. Check out Part 1: How to Care for Your Aging Cat. Unlike their human counterparts, cats don’t look in the mirror and vow to lose weight and get in shape. As cats enter their senior years, they become more...
This is part 3 of 4 in our “senior pets” series. Part 1: How to Care for Your Aging Cat Part 2: 5 Fun (and Funny) Ways to Help Your Senior Cat Exercise As our canine companions age, their needs change. What changes can we expect? When, exactly, does a dog become a...
Last week, you learned how to create a Pet Emergency Authorization form, which gives your pet sitter the authority to make life-saving decisions on behalf of your pet in the event you can’t be reached. Today, we’re introducing you to a similar-yet-different document:...
Let’s say you go on a cruise and leave your pet with a pet sitter. While you’re out at sea, your pet becomes violently ill and needs emergency medical care. But your pet sitter can’t reach you. Your pet sitter needs a detailed plan of action for how to care for your...
