Yes. It has to be done. Dogs, cats, birds… it has to be done. Nail trims are one of the most basic care items for any living creature with nails. It is best you learn to do this right away or prepare to pay for it and the vet’s office or the groomer. Either way … Read more
Job Description: Cooper takes his job of head toy tester very seriously and practices almost constantly to be ready for the next toy to sink his claws in. He makes sure to keep us all on our toes by implementing surprise attacks and sometimes throwing Christmas trees at us. Though he is guilty of micro-managing … Read more
The internet is infatuated with kitty paws. I mean, really, what’s not to love. They are usually pink and usually always soft. They hold our hands when we are lonely. They knead our backs and our beds. Draco from Holladay Veterinary always gave me the best back massages when I was stressed. And yet … Read more
Cats are highly developed predators. From the huge Amur Tiger Down to the Black Footed Cat of Africa: Cats are made to hunt. What makes them the predator that they are? Well lets take a look at their arsenal. Kitty Paws Kitty Teeth: More to come… stay tuned…
Every pet is going to have trials at first. Feel lucky if they are few and far between. If not, take a breath and be patient. Even potty trained dogs may have accidents in the house because they are scared and have no idea what to do. This is why it is a great idea … Read more
Owning a pet is basically bringing a untrained two year old into your house that doesn’t speak your language. They are adorable, but take time, money and work. Even ‘free’ animals cost, on average, $1000 per year. My boys, River and Cooper, ran at about $350 a month. While LeeLoo and Cooper only come in at … Read more
My first attempts with growing my own kitty grass were not the greatest of hits so it might take a bit to settle into growing your own cat grass, but it is very rewarding once you get into the habit. If you want cat grass available for your cats, it is something you will have … Read more
When I was in school for my associates degree in Veterinary Technology, a coworker complained to me. He was quite frustrated at his own doctor for using big words. “Why can’t they just speak English!” Well, because terminology is drilled into you so hard in school that you seem to forget other terms or there … Read more
