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Unless you are the “crazy cat person” in your Orange County neighborhood, an overabundance of feline friends can become a hassle. By having your furry companion fixed you can take a step in helping to control the overpopulation of feral cats and the homelessness of unwanted litters of kittens. The lack of placement for many … Read moreWhen should a cat be fixed?
Dogs in Orange County and around the world cannot communicate to you that they are not feeling well. They cannot describe their symptoms to you so it is up to you to be aware of the changes that may happen. There could be a wide range of signs that your dog may be ill. Your … Read moreHow to tell when your dog is sick
Free-roaming cats, sometimes referred to as feral cats that are allowed to roam freely outdoors typically have a shorter lifespan than those that are indoor cats. They tend to have more harm caused to them and face more veterinary visits. Plus, they are usually more susceptible to diseases. Cats that are let outside unsupervised are … Read moreShould your cat roam free?
With Easter just around the corner for Orange County kids and pets, it is a good time to assure your pets are safe from the festivities and upcoming springtime hazards. After a long, cold winter, your pets will be excited to enjoy the warmer days. There are many dangers that pets can come into contact … Read moreEaster pet hazards
Every day around the world, even in Orange County, a new dog or cat is brought home. This can be a tricky situation depending on the personalities of all the animals involved. Some pets get along swimmingly whereas others just manage to keep the peace. The objective of introducing pets is to ensure that they … Read moreBringing in a new furry family member
Much like children cats around the world and in Orange County require toys for stimulation. Cats thoroughly enjoy having toys, and sometimes they even have favorite toys which they are possessive of. It is important to get toys that your cat will enjoy. Having toys will improve their health both physically and emotionally. Cats have … Read morePampered cats have the best toys
Like other dogs around the world Orange County dogs are susceptible to worms and other parasites. This makes them a danger to their companions whether they are dog or human. A veterinarian can tell you if your pup is afflicted. There are some symptoms to look for which could indicate worms. Some of these symptoms … Read moreThe ins and outs of worming your dog
Even Orange County reptiles need a place to feel at home in. Since they cannot be in the wild it is important to create the right environment for your pet reptile. A veterinarian may be able to give you an idea about what kind of environment your reptile needs, but don’t forget to do some … Read moreThe perfect habitat for those at-home reptiles.
Orange County cats are carnivores just like the rest of the feline population. Unlike dogs or humans there are only certain kinds of foods that they can eat. Your kitty requires lots of meat. Obviously cats can have cat food. When purchasing this for your kitty make sure that the label states the food has … Read moreCats need to eat the right vittles.
Whether it be a little or a lot every dog in Orange County and around the world needs to be groomed. The amount of grooming depends on the breed, type of pelt, and ears and eyes. Although most veterinary care includes nail trimming there is more to grooming than nails. There is also brushing, washing, … Read moreA wash and a brush for the dog in the house.