Bearded Dragons, or Beardies, are great pets for families–they are personable, have strong personalities, and many enjoy walks and handling. However, they may require more advanced care than most people expect. Here are some common concerns we hear from our beardie clients: [Read more…]
Holiday Mindfulness for Pet Owners
Tis the season to be joyful, giving, and watchful! We love celebrating the holidays in all of their glory: Christmas lights, baking, decorations, and festive fun. Sometimes we get so caught up in the moments and we may forget to consider whether it’s safe for our pets! Here is a quick list of a few things to keep in mind this holiday season. [Read more…]
Behavior Training For Exotic Pets
The more positive experiences your exotic pets have with veterinary medicine, the more Fear Free we can make your pet’s visit! There are even more behaviors you can work on at home to help your pets be prepared for a veterinary exam. We will build on some of the training strategies we discussed in our previous blog post, Getting your Exotic Pet Acclimated to a Scale. [Read more…]
Essential Oils For Pets
Essential oils have become commonplace in many of our lives and homes over the past several years as a natural cure-all for disease or emotional malaise. So what does this mean for our pets? Let’s take a look at essential oils and how they can be used to benefit our pets, and what to watch out for. [Read more…]
Microchips
There was an amazing story this week about a cat that was reunited with its owner after going missing four years ago in La Pine. This heartwarming story would have not happened if the cat had not been implanted with a microchip, and the cat’s owner had not been diligent about keeping her contact information up to date with the microchip manufacturer. Not only do stories like this warm our heart, but they help spread awareness about the importance of microchipping our furry friends. [Read more…]
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