No matter how much you love children, they can be a challenge to deal with: their lack of knowledge and emotional maturity make pet care difficult and health issues scary. Using these strategies will
Why People Love Their Pets So Much(Post)Why do people love their pets so much? As pet owners, we know the joy of having a cat curled up in your lap, a dog jumping around excited about fetching a ball, or just passing the time by watching tr
Protecting Pets from Holiday Food Poisoning (Post)The holidays are here again, and that means meeting with friends and family, eating good food and having a great time. Unfortunately, these celebrations also increase the risk of pet poisoning. Season
Helping Clients Deal with Pets Suffering from Allergies(Post)When most people think of pet allergies, they probably think about people who are allergic to pet dander. However, animals can have allergies just like we do. This can really confuse clients when it c
Getting in on Pet Birthdays (Post)Your clients already treat their pets like family. Now they are throwing them birthday parties, and they are looking to you for guidance on how to do it right. Pet birthday celebrations have moved fr
Pet Grooming Tips for Dog and Cat Owners(Post)Professional grooming plays an important role in your pet’s health. But what happens between appointments matters just as much. When pet owners understand how to care for their dog or cat at home, it
Preparing Pets and Clients for Kennel Visits (Post)Leaving your pet behind can be hard, especially when they need to be boarded while you take vacation. Whether you operate a boarding facility, or you only provide veterinary services, your clients are
Are You Ready for Growth in the Pet Care Industry?(Post)No matter how you look at it, pet care is a booming business. Spending on pet care has grown around 5% year-to-year for the past 20 years, while the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates job growth in
Improving Pet Oral Care During Dental Health Month(Post)February is National Pet Dental Health Month, but dental health should be a priority throughout the year for dogs and cats. The American Veterinary Medicine Association says that gum and oral diseases
Helping Owners with Newly Adopted Pets (Post)Bringing new clients and patients on board can be difficult. Bringing in new patients that have just been adopted is even harder. Your clients are going to need a lot of help learning how to take care
Helping Pet Owners Understand the Importance of Dental Checkups(Post)Dental disease remains one of the most common and under-addressed health issues in pets. While veterinary teams understand the risks, many pet owners still view dental checkups as optional rather than
The History of the Rainbow Bridge (Post)“Just this side of heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge.” We know we’ll see our pets pass on some day, but even if we’re only together a few years, it hits hard. When it comes to literature about g