It’s nearing Easter and I figured, why not write about cute and cuddly rabbits for a change. These meek little critters are great pets. With an average lifespan of around 12 years, they can sure keep you company for a long time.

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Around 5 million Americans are bitten by dogs each year. And just like any other problem, prevention is better than cure. Understanding a dog’s behavior can help you avoid one nasty bite.
Here are some tips:

Educate yourself and your family (especially tour kids). Most animal welfare and control organizations hold seminars to schools and groups.
Be [...]

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90% of cats and dogs suffer from some form of dental disease when they reach 6 (human) years of age. Pets have natural defense mechanisms but plaque and tartar can still build up and cause your pet some problems down the line. Bacteria and other infections can even lead to heart disease.
Here are some [...]

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Wow, this guy really put time into this one. Pretty extreme. (And funny too!)

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Here’s a must read for you dog and cat owners out there. ‘Cause no matter how cute and cuddly your pets may be, there are times when their animal instincts just come out. It might be just because they got scared or felt threatened but the fact is they bite. Getting bit is no [...]

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Let’s face it, you wouldn’t kiss your partner if they hadn’t cleaned their teeth for a year or two, would you. Yet so many people give their dog a kiss and never clean their dog’s teeth.
Vets are increasingly urging owners to brush their dog’s teeth regularly. This isn’t because they want to make money [...]

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One of the hardest things about grooming your dog is cutting his nails. You know how it is, you get the clippers out and he runs a mile.
The best thing to do is get your dog used to having his nails clipped when he’s a pup. That way you won’t have problems when [...]

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Buying a dog is not something you should ever do on impulse. Welcoming a dog to your home is a major commitment and not one that should be taken lightly.
A major decision
If you live alone then it’s your individual responsibility to care for any pet you buy. If, however, you’re thinking of [...]

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