Dogs are more susceptible to heat stroke than cats, and while the condition is preventable, it isn’t always easy to recognize when a pet is in danger. There are times when we take our dogs’ heat tolerance for granted, and the signs of heat stroke in dogs can vary quite a bit. So how can you let your pup enjoy summertime without keeping them shut indoors every day? Stick with us to learn about dog heat stroke, what the warning signs look like, and how you can take the necessary precautions to protect your companion from this significant summer hazard!
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Getting your puppy all of their shots and boosters can be a lot to deal with, especially if you are unsure of which shots your puppy really needs. Luckily, we have broken down which puppy shots are most important for your puppy to have. We will also be briefly going over some additional puppy shots that you may want to consider depending on your situation as well. The two most important shots that your puppy should have include the rabies vaccine and the DAPP vaccine. Some vets may suggest that you get some additional ones as well, but the Rabies
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Guinea pigs are tiny little pets, but they need a lot of space to be happy. Although these pets are small, they still need a lot of physical exercise and mental stimulation. While you cannot be with them every second of the day, there are things you can add to their cage to make them happy! 1.  Carefresh or Similar Paper Substrate Fleece On the bottom of any cage, there needs to be a material that catches the urine and feces of a guinea pig, while also being biodegradable. Guinea pigs are simple creatures that love little things like shredded
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