Choosing A New Pet

Things To Consider When Choosing A Min Pin Puppy

Miniature pinschers are typically fun, loyal, fearless, and energetic. They make wonderful pets, especially when you bring them home as puppies and raise them with your family. But how do you go about picking out a min pin puppy? It's a good idea to start by visiting a couple of different breeders so you can take a look at their pups, evaluate them, and see how they compare. Here are some key things to consider as you select one. Read More 

Going On A Trip Soon? Get Dog Grooming Service Before Leaving

If you are going on a trip with your family soon, you may want to make sure that everyone is ready before leaving. When you are planning to bring your dog, you should also go through the process of preparing them for a trip, which you can do in a number of ways. Going to the vet for a health checkup will help you feel confident that they are healthy enough to come along. Read More 

The Three Primary Values Of A Veterinary Internship For A DVM Graduate

Becoming a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) is a career path that can bring about a lot of opportunities to really get into the field and learn. While a veterinary internship may not be completely necessary after graduation, seeking an internship opportunity after DVM graduation can be one of the best decisions you make for your career. While you will learn a lot of things as an intern, there are three primary values you will reap in the process. Read More 

What You Need To Purchase Before You Bring Your New Puppy Home

Purchase the correct supplies to take care of your new puppy before you bring them home. Having the right supplies will make transitioning your new puppy into your home a smoother process. #1: Crate Put a crate at the top of your list -- this is how you will transport your puppy home and keep them safe. Once you get home, a crate is still essential. The crate is where your puppy will sleep at night. Read More 

Planning An Extended Trip Away From Home? 3 Tips For Choosing A Kennel

When you're planning a vacation away from home that's going to be longer than just a few weeks, it's important that you make the right plans for your pets. If you have a dog that won't do well with having a sitter come to your home, it's a good idea to look into exactly how you can find the right kennel for your dog to stay at. With so many options available for your dog, it makes sense to keep an eye out for a kennel that will be a good fit for a long-term stay. Read More