If you just experienced the death of a dog or cat, you are likely grieving and deciding whether to bury or cremate your pet. If you opt for pet cremation, there are an array of benefits to be obtained. Here are some positive points associated with pet cremation to look over to help you with your selection. The Cost Is Lower Than A Burial Plot When making a decision whether to cremate or bury your pet, the cost of each usually comes into play. [Read More]

Discovering or witnessing your cat being bitten by another animal, whether it's a cat, raccoon, dog, or something else, can be quite distressing for a pet owner. However, some pet owners may see such a thing happen and decide that if their pet isn't showing any serious signs of pain or injury, treating the wound at home and trying the wait and see approach will be fine. Unfortunately, this could lead to a lot of negative outcomes for your cat, including death. [Read More]

Spaying and neutering a household pet is one thing, but what about the cats in your neighborhood? If there are a myriad of strays wandering around your area without anyone to care for them, then you could end up with an exploding cat population as they breed and produce several litters of kittens. Unfortunately, more cats isn't the only problem that these feral animals can cause for your home. If you want to control or eliminate the following problems, consider trapping any neighborhood cats, spaying or neutering them, and then releasing them back into the neighborhood. [Read More]

Unfortunately, to the disappointment of dog owners, dogs do not live as long as humans. People only get to enjoy the company of their loyal furry friends for a limited time. Just as dog owners go to lengths to make their pet's lives as comfortable as possible, they struggle to make their dog's deaths bearable. Dog euthanasia may be necessary as dogs advance in age, develop incurable health conditions, or get severely injured and cannot respond to treatment. [Read More]