Most of us associate a visit to the dentist with being told that you’re just not brushing enough, even if you think you are. Can you imagine a trip to the dentist if you never brushed your teeth in between visits? That’s the state of many pets’ oral health. Your pets can’t do much to care for their own teeth, but with a little help from you, they can live healthier. There are three great ways you can help your pet maintain good dental health.

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4th of July fireworks and summer thunderstorms can cause anxiety in some pets. Anxiety can make your animal do strange things like hide, urinate in the house or even chew on themselves or items in the house. There are steps through both training and treatment that you can take to help minimize the effect of these noisy, stressful situations on your pet.… read more »

• 25+ days – Ultrasound can be used to determine pregnancy
• 33-37 days – Increase feeding to double normal
• 45+ days – Radiographs can be taken for detailed pup information
• 58-68 days – Delivery can occur, average gestation is 63 days

 

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