Summer is going by much too quickly! Dogs often love fun summer activities, and are also quite fond of just relaxing in the sun. Actually, this is a great time of year to spend some quality time with your canine companion. Read on a Conyers, GA lists some things to add to your to-do list. Splash Around Does your pooch enjoy swimming? If so, bring Fido to a dog-friendly beach or pool, and let him … Read More
Bunnies are super cute pets, and have a way of melting our hearts with their cute faces and lovable antics. Rabbits are both smart and curious, and can quickly get bored! In order to keep Floppy happy, you’ll need to provide her with ways to amuse herself. Here, a Covington, GA vet offers tips on entertaining bunnies. Toys Floppy will need lots of toys, including plenty of suitable chew toys. Because bunnies have open-rooted teeth, … Read More
Did you know that July 16th is World Snake Day? We know, not everyone will be happy to recognize this holiday. However, for those of us who enjoy snakes, it’s a great time to celebrate our scaled pals, and also spread awareness about how to properly care for them. A Covington, GA vet discusses snakes in this article. Buying Snakes We can’t stress enough how important it is to buy snakes from reputable breeders. Wild … Read More
Do you have more than one kitty? Cats can be best friends, but that isn’t always the case. It may take your furry buddies some time to go from hissing at one another to synchronized napping. Read on as a local Conyers, GA vet offers tips on caring for more than one furball. Litterboxes If you have more than one feline, you’ll need more than one litterbox. We recommend one box per cat, plus at … Read More
June 24th is Take Your Cat to Work Day! Of course, this holiday isn’t as widely known as Take Your Dog To Work Day. As it turns out, there may be a good reason for that. Fluffy may actually not be the best coworker. Read on as a Conyers, GA vet lists some reasons not to take your cat to work. Fluffy’s Comfort First and foremost, cats are always most at ease in their own … Read More
Are you considering adopting a snake? A king snake may be a great choice for you, especially for first-time snake owners. A Conyers, GA vet discusses caring for king snakes in this article. Basics Tri-colored king snakes are likely the most commonly-known variety of king snakes, but they come in many different colors, some which aren’t found in the wild. The tri-colored ones do sometimes cause confusion, as they look like the coral snake, which … Read More
Are you considering adopting a pet lizard? A leopard gecko may be a great option! These little guys are very cute, and can make wonderful pets. A local Covington, GA vet discusses leopard gecko care below. Basics Leopard geckos are very gentle by nature, though you’ll need to handle your pet gently and frequently to keep him tame and friendly. These colorful lizards aren’t very big: they are usually only about 10 inches when full … Read More
Do you let your kitty go outdoors? We know, Fluffy loves outdoor kitty sports, like leaving paw prints on your car and refusing to come in when you call her. However, your pet will be both healthier and safer staying in! A Conyers, GA vet discusses keeping your feline buddy inside below. Dangers of Going Outside The Great Outdoors is definitely not safe for pets! As soon as Fluffy sets her cute little paws outside, … Read More
Did you know that there’s a not-so-cute kitty holiday coming up? April 27th is Hairball Awareness Day. Hairballs form when cats inevitably swallow their own fur when grooming themselves. The result, as you probably know, is not pretty. Fortunately, there are ways to reduce the amount of hairballs Fluffy produces. A local Conyers, GA vet lists some ways to reduce or eliminate hairballs in this article. Brush Your Cat Brushing Fluffy is a great way … Read More
Do you want an exotic pet that is very pretty but easy to care for? A bearded dragon may be a terrific option. These cute lizards make great pets! A Conyers, GA vet discusses bearded dragon care below. Habitat If your scaled pal is a baby, you can put him in a 20-gallon tank for now. However, adult beardies require at least a 75-gallon tank. You’ll need to add a good substrate. Reptile carpet is … Read More