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Learning to Live With Pets

Before I got a dog, I imagined long walks around the neighborhood and happy greetings at the door. Unfortunately, after a few weeks of pet ownership, I learned that there was a little more to it than that. After dealing with some scratched hardwood and more than a few chewed-up shoes, I decided that I needed to really learn how to live with pets. I wanted to make a website dedicated to helping other pet owners to come together to learn the tricks of the trade. It isn't always easy to look after pets, but if you know how to avoid property damage, things can be a lot less stressful.

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Leaving Town? Why You Should Board Your Pet

Posted on March 9, 2017

If you have a pet and you're planning to leave town, it's important to consider just where you'll place them.  You want your beloved animal to be as comfortable as possible in your absence, and you don't want to risk them feeling undue anxiety.  While you may be thinking about taking them over to a friend's house, a better idea may be to take them to a boarding facility.  Use this information to learn more about why it's such a good idea to board your pet when you're planning to be away from them for some time. [Read More]

Two Reasons Why You Should Get Dental Care For Your Pet

Posted on March 9, 2017

If you have a pet, you likely do everything in your power to care for their physical well-being.  You may get them vaccinated on a regular basis and make sure you schedule at least an annual visit with the veterinarian.  However, there may be one part of your pet's body that you're overlooking: their teeth. Just like you need to see the dentist on a consistent basis, your pet also needs dental care in order to keep their teeth in their best possible condition. [Read More]

Traveling For Your New Job & Your Aggressive Dog Needs Boarded? 3 Reasons For Aggression & What To Do About Them

Posted on July 26, 2016

If you own an aggressive dog and you've recently been hired for a job that involves a lot of traveling, you may be concerned about what to do with your dog while you are away. While pet boarding is a viable option, one question that you will likely be asked before you drop your dog off is whether or not your dog is aggressive. Aggressive dogs need to be handled a bit differently, which may include the use of a muzzle or keeping your dog separate from the rest of the dogs in the boarding facility. [Read More]

Bringing Home Iggy | 5 Things You Need Before Bringing Home A New Pet Iguana

Posted on June 22, 2016

With a personable personality and little need for tremendous amounts of supervision, iguanas seem to make the ideal pet for a lot of people. If you are a reptile lover, from the first moment you spot one of these little green reptiles for sale at a pet store you may be willing to scoop it up and take it home. However, bringing home an iguana should only be done after you have made the necessary arrangements and preparations. [Read More]