Expectations during the Bitchs Pregnancy

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

The gestation period for dogs is much shorter than the gestation for human beings. While the development of a human being is approximately nine months long puppies develop in the womb much more quickly. The typical gestation period for dogs is approximately nine weeks or between 58 and 65 days. New breeders may be curious [...]

When Veterinary Intervention Is Required

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

In most cases the breeding of a dog and a bitch will be a very simple and natural process. However, there will be some cases in which the intervention of a veterinarian may be necessary. The veterinary intervention may be necessary for the health and well being of the bitch or the puppies or to [...]

Testing for Health Concerns before You Breed

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

The importance of testing for health concerns before you breed cannot be underestimated. Stud dogs and bitches should be tested and certified free of serious conditions before they become part of your breeding program. This is very important because failure to do so can result in unfavorable genetics being passed on to future generations of [...]

Preparing the Bitch for Breeding

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

One of the most important things a breeder can do before the breeding process even starts is take adequate steps to ensure the bitch is an ideal candidate for breeding and then take steps to ensure the breeding process goes as smoothly as possible. This article will outline the critical steps responsible breeders should follow [...]

Horrible Hairball

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

Your cat’s health is important. Your veterinarian can teach you all about the many health conditions your cat could experience, but it is also important to learn about such things on your own. If you want to be sure that you cat is getting the best care possible, you need to watch for signs that [...]

PET OBESITY

Monday, February 8th, 2010

Obesity as commonly perceived is not just a problem with human beings. It is prevalent in animals, both wild and pet.. In case of animals it is mostly found in pets. According to a recent research it has been found that about 25% of the pets are obese or overweight. The study and percentages indicate [...]

First Aid Training � How to Apply it on Your Pet Cat

Thursday, December 10th, 2009

Do you have pets at home? Who said that only humans are prone to accidents? Your pets are likewise subject to the most unwanted mishaps. Like ordinary human beings, they also get injured. They fall and break their bones too. Therefore, they need medical attention. If you are a cat owner, you should have noticed [...]

Applying First Aid for a Delivering Dog

Thursday, March 12th, 2009

Applying First Aid for a Delivering Dog Childbirth is truly one of the most anticipated events in people’s lives. In fact, the expectant mothers go through a very difficult phase as they wait for the big day. How about when it comes to the female dog’s time to give birth to her young ones? Does [...]

Pet First Aid Training

Thursday, March 12th, 2009

Pet First Aid Training First aid treatment should never be used as a substitute to veterinary care. However, pet owners with good first aid training can definitely save pet′s life while waiting for professional help. Here are some of the usual pet emergencies with their first aid procedures: Cuts Small cuts can heal completely in [...]