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Do you have big plans for this summer? Many people are really looking forward to reconnecting with family and friends. Of course, your canine companion probably has a few things on his agenda as well. Read on as a Pasadena, MD vet lists some of the things Fido has on his to-do list. Parks Man’s Best Friend loves going to new places. This is a perfect time of year for some exploration. Take your furry … Read More
Are you considering adopting a bird? If so, a finch may be a great option. These tiny birds are very cute and lovable! A Pasadena, MD veterinarian discusses finch care below. Basics Finches are quite small, rarely growing over five inches. They can live for up to five years with proper care. There are many types of finches, but zebra finches and society finches are the ones most often found as pets. These birds are … Read More
October is Adopt A Shelter Dog Month! If you’re planning to adopt a dog soon, please consider going through a shelter. Giving a cute canine a loving retirement home is a very rewarding experience, and a great way to find your new pooch. Here, a Pasadena, MD vet discusses helping Fido adjust to his new life. Setup Before bringing Fido home, have all of his doggy necessities, such as food, bedding, and toys, ready and … Read More
Birds are very cute and pretty little pets. Just like most other pets, they need regular baths. Read on for some great tips from a Pasadena, MD veterinarian on giving Polly a proper bath. Keep Polly Warm Polly will need quite a while to dry off before bedtime, especially in cooler weather. Birds can easily get chilled when wet. Make sure your pet has a warm spot to hang out in. You Don’t Need Much … Read More
February 2nd is Hedgehog Day! These cute little guys are becoming quite popular as pets, and definitely deserve to be celebrated. Here, a Pasadena, MD vet lists some things you probably didn’t know about Hedgie. Hedgehogs Are Loners Although there is a term for a group of hedgehogs—an array—it isn’t used much. These guys are quite solitary by nature, and only pair up to mate. Hedgehogs In Art Hedgehogs are not native to America. They … Read More
It’s Adopt A Dog Month! Of course, as far as we’re concerned, every month should be Adopt A Dog Month. We love seeing our canine buddies get second chances, and we’re always thrilled to meet new patients. Here, a Pasadena, MD vet offers some tips on adopting Fido. Think It Over Adopting a new pet is a huge commitment. Before you proceed, make sure that you are ready, willing, and able to care for your … Read More
June is Adopt A Shelter Cat Month! This is one cause that we are happy to support. We love seeing shelter cats getting second chances! Read on as a Pasadena, MD vet offers some advice on adopting a new kitty. Keep An Open Mind Sometimes people want a specific age, color, or breed of cat. There’s nothing wrong with that, but leave yourself open. A cat who meets exactly none of your requirements may end … Read More
October is Adopt A Shelter Dog Month! This is one cause that we are happy to support. Quite a few of our canine patients were adopted from shelters, and are now happy, beloved pets. Going to a shelter is a great way to find your new furry friend! Read on as a local Pasadena, MD vet discusses adopting shelter dogs. Why Go To A Shelter? Adopting from a shelter is really one of the best … Read More
Do you have a hedgehog for a pet? These little guys can make absolutely adorable animal companions! Hedgehogs are quite unique, however. We all know that Fluffy loves catnip and Fido enjoys chew toys, but what does it take to make a hedgehog happy? A local Pasadena, MD vet offers tips below. Hidey-Hole Your pet hedgehog will need some hidey-holes, so he always has a place to go if he feels scared or just wants … Read More
If you have a bunny, you may know that they regularly shed their coats and grow new ones. This is known as molting. Unlike what happens when dogs and cats shed, bunnies don’t just lose dead fur: they grow completely new coats. Read on as a local Pasadena, MD vet discusses molting in bunnies. Molting Times Bunnies molt for the first time when they are about 4-5 months old. During that first molt, they lose … Read More