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Helping you help your new best furry friend
Puppies and the care they need
Making your furry friend’s forever home great.
You have decided to help and become a pet parent. This is a big responsibility. It is similar to having a 2 year old that never grows up.
This may sound scary, but it is not.
Your furry friend will love you unconditionally, play with you and provide you comfort. You too should love them unconditionally, feed them, play with them and watch them grow, almost like a human.
Animals have their own personalities, thoughts, and dreams.
Some cats like to be held, while others…not so much. Some dogs must sleep with you in your bed, and then take all the covers. Like maybe someone you know? 🙂
Animals are great, they don’t judge, and they are always happy to see you…especially when you have treats. Yes, they can be bribed. 🙂
Take a look at some beginner articles below and if there is any doubt, call us and we will help you take care of your new best forever furry friend.
Congratulations!
You’re a new pet parent! Now what?
Common Pet Questions
The old pet adage goes: “If you are cold, they are cold and if you are hot, they are hot.”
Think about it. If you stayed outside when it is 10 degrees in the Winter or 100 degrees in the summer without a coat or protective shelter, would you be happy? Would you live long?
Provide your pet the shelter they need to maintain their own body heat and be happy. It is not only humane for your pet, it is the law.
Take care of your pet, they depend on you, they need you.
If you have a problem taking care of your pet, or have questions, call us.
931-296-7319
Yes!
Regular wellness checkups are an important part of caring for your pet. Think of it like taking care of a furry child. Preventative wellness care is essential to keeping your pet healthy and happy. A healthy and happy pet, just like a healthy and happy human, is much more fun to be around.
Dogs and Cats age much more quickly than humans, so a lot can change before you know it. If you have a puppy or kitten, like a baby, they require more frequent visits, such as at 8, 12 and 16 weeks of age. As they grow older, like a child, they are more self-sufficient, have a better immune system and might only need a checkup once or twice a year.
Taking care of your pet is a great responsibility, but extremely rewarding. If you have care questions, feel free to give us a call and we will help you find a great veterinarian who knows how to help you.
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