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Choosing The Right Pets

After struggling for years to try to have a child, my husband and I decided that it might be fun to get a pet. We wanted some form of companionship, and we needed someone or something to take care of. We headed to an incredible business in our city that offered a wide selection of pets, and we spent the afternoon meeting different animals. We really connected with one animal in particular, Archie, who seemed to like us. This blog is all about choosing the right pets and learning how to start out your life as a pet owner. I know that it has greatly improved my own life.

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A German Shepherd As A Pet

Posted on 20 June 2018

A pet is great to have around for various reasons, especially if you opt for a dog that is smarter than some of the other breeds. A German Shepherd is an ideal pet to choose if you want a dog that is of a working class. Your dog will not only have a natural instinct for helping with various tasks but can also undergo training that will make him or her more obedient. [Read More]

Stinky Dog Breath? What It Means And How To Get Rid Of It

Posted on 10 March 2018

A dog's breath can say a lot about his health. A sweet smelling puppy breath may smell good, but as your dog ages, he could develop some health problems that could affect his breathing. If your dog has really stinky breath, it could be the result of a few different things. One of these things could be gum disease, although it could be due to something much worse such as an infection. [Read More]

Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid of Pet Acupuncture

Posted on 8 May 2017

Pet acupuncture is being embraced by more and more pet owners as well as veterinarians as an effective method of controlling pain in pets. However, it's understandable if you feel anxious about the idea of having your pet punctured with multiple needles on a regular basis. Rest assured that pet acupuncture is a safe treatment, and this guide will explain why you don't need to worry about it. Cleaning When your pet's acupuncturist is getting ready to place the needles, they will take special care to clean the sites where the needles will be inserted. [Read More]

How To Brush Your Dog's Teeth

Posted on 24 February 2017

Dogs need to have their teeth cleaned as do humans. You must clean your dog's teeth to clear away food debris that can harden and become plaque. If you do not brush your dog's teeth, your dog is at risk for bad breath, tooth decay, doggy breath, and tooth infections that can spread throughout the body and be fatal. Familiarize your dog with tooth brushing by putting your fingers in your dog's mouth and touching their gums and teeth for a month or so before you actually brush their teeth. [Read More]