Pet Education Blog

How do I choose the best pet insurance for my pet? Considerations: Age Breed Presexsisting conditions Activity level Choosing a company Factors to consider when choosing a policy: Deductible Yearly premium price Payment to hospital options Preexsisting condition coverage Limits of coverage There are some companies that are free to use as a comparison tool

It can be difficult to cope with a beloved pet that shows signs of aggression, either to other dogs or other people. Here are some tips to help you navigate life with an aggressive companion. Possible causes of aggression in pets: Anxiety and stress: this is one of the most common causes of aggression in animals,

As a pet owner, seeing your pet not acting their normal self can be concerning. While shaking their head occasionally may not be of any concern, if it occurs repeatedly for an extended amount of time or is accompanied by additional changes- this could indicate underlying concerns. Understanding the potential causes, diagnostic steps, and treatment

Periodontal disease is directly related to the accumulation of tartar on your dog’s or cat’s teeth. As tartar is changing the environment in your pet’s mouth, these new bacteria begin affecting the periodontal ligaments. These ligaments are responsible for attaching the teeth to the bone. As bacteria gain access to these ligaments, the attachment is

Good teeth and gums are very important to the health of your pet. The average animal lives 2-3 years longer with healthy teeth than those left with gingivitis and tartar. Not only does bad teeth cause bad breath, but plaque, tartar and gingivitis can lead to severe organ diseases such as heart, kidney and liver