If you have a really anxious dog who just will not calm down, you can work with your vet to treat your dog. One way to treat your dog's anxiety is with acupuncture. Before treating your dog's anxiety with acupuncture, here are a few things you need to understand about your dog's care.
#1 Always Work with A Board-Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist
You do not want to take your dog to just any person for acupuncture treatment.
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If you've recently brought home a new dog or cat that isn't yet spayed or neutered, this is a procedure you'll want to consider having done with a trusted veterinarian in the very near future. Specifically, spaying or neutering a pet prevents him or her from being able to reproduce, thus cutting down on unwanted litters and doing your part to control the pet population.
If you've never had a pet spayed or neutered before, there are a few things you should know about this surgical procedure.
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If you're ready to get your first pet, you're likely very excited about your new adventure. It can be fun choosing a pet and making it part of your family. It's important that you always provide great care to your pet so that you can make a positive impact in their life. Keep reading to learn some helpful tips that will help you be a better pet owner.
Stick to a Routine
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You have probably seen many videos of cats going to the vet. In some cases, they can respond to veterinary staff in an aggressive way or are paralyzed in fear. To minimize this response, it is imperative to start acclimating your cat when they are kittens.
Use A Harness
It is best to start harness training when your cat is a kitten, but some older cats respond well to wearing a harness.
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As a responsible pet owner, you are going to want to make sure that you are taking the time to considering spaying or neutering your pet, depending on its gender. If you are not fully aware of the many benefits that would come from scheduling this procedure for your pet, you will want to review the following points:
Your Female Pet May Live Longer
Both female dogs and cats can develop breast cancer and uterine cancer, which can result in their death.
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