Articles related to "Pet Spay"

Rumors and myths about when and why to spay female dogs and cats are persistent and often confusing to pet owners. Read on to find out which are true and which are not.

An appointment to have surgery performed on a pet can make a pet owner apprehensive. Knowing what to expect before, during and after a dog or cat's surgery may be helpful

Due to moving, behavior problems, pet care costs, puppy mills and indifference we euthanize our surplus dogs. What will stop this killing of healthy animals?

Although there are risks involved with any surgery the health benefits to having your dog spayed or cat spayed outweigh the risks.

After 50 years in showbiz and 35 as host of the daytime game show, Barker says he's young enough to retire

Dogs may not be concerned with saving the earth but today's dog owners find themselves recycling and choosing biodegradable pet products.

Because youngsters are impulsive, and dogs are unpredictable, it's not uncommon for the most docile family pet to bite children in the household.

The Doris Day Animal Foundation came up with Spay Day USA to promote small animal spays and neuters.

Every year in the United States, enormous numbers of cats and dogs are euthanized due to overpopulation.

Should college students have pets? Here are some questions to ask yourself about pet care, cost, and living situation before you adopt a pet.

It's possible for a dog owner to lower his pet's chances of developing canine diabetes. Weight control is the best way to prevent diabetes in dogs.

Our feline friends use a lot of products that can harm our planet. How can we be more eco-conscious with our pet purchases?

Information to help you make the decision whether to spay or neuter your cat or kitten and what age they should be when you have the procedure done.

Some persuasive speech topics have been used too often and need a rest. Here are a list of some tired public speaking topics to avoid.

There are a number of reasons why some cats howl, particularly at night.

Cats are clean, easy to own, and fun to play with. However, there are a few things about these pets that everyone should know before buying or adopting kitty.

Studies and ecological footprint statistics indicate that cats are more eco-friendly overall, but both cats and dogs have a significant impact on the environment.