Showing posts with label pet clinic saskatoon saskatchewan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pet clinic saskatoon saskatchewan. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 May 2018

Does Your Cat Pee Anywhere Except The Litter Box?

Does your kitty love peeing on your bed, clothes, and other inappropriate places? Inappropriate elimination needs to be addressed immediately so it won’t become a deeply ingrained habit. It will also save pet owners from dealing with stinky odor that may spread to every nook and cranny of the house.
Here are possible reasons for your cat’s inappropriate behavior:
l  Your kitty finds it difficult to use the litter box because of its location while an open drawer or a pile of clothes is easily accessible.
l  Some cats need litter box training.
l  Your kitty is suffering from stress or anxiety
l  It is your cat’s way of claiming territory and marking
Your kitty may be suffering from urinary tract infection, painful joints, or other health issues thus it is a good idea to have your pet checked out by your pet clinic Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Friday, 20 April 2018

Your Hedgehog’s Diet

Hedgehogs are mammals but they are different from guinea pigs, hamsters or rabbits especially when it comes to their diet. Your hedgehog is an insectivore. His diet must include high-quality protein such as chicken and lamb. You can feed him cat or dog kibble but it needs to be broken up. Your hedgehog has a small mouth and can’t gnaw like rodents do. Your best choice is feeding him a high-quality hedgehog pellet. They are somewhat hard to keep his teeth clean like the hard exoskeleton of insects would. Consider feeding your hedgehog freeze-dried insects as a treat if you aren’t squeamish. Your hedgehog needs fresh food and access to fresh, clean water at all times. Monitor his daily food intake to ensure your hedgehog doesn’t get obese. Check for any abnormalities in his stools that could indicate a need to adjust your pet’s diet. For more information, contact your Saskatoon, Saskatchewan veterinarian.

Keeping Your Guinea Pig’s Teeth Healthy

Your guinea pig’s teeth grow continuously throughout his life. Without diligent care, it is possible his teeth could become overgrown and possibly cross over each other. Your pig will have difficulty eating and suffer from pain and cuts inside his mouth. Examine your guinea pig’s teeth often and ensure they are straight and relatively short. Check for broken teeth or discoloration too. Provide your guinea pig with lots of timothy hay and wood blocks so he can nibble and gnaw to wear down his teeth. Hard vegetables such as carrots and squash add some nutrition and help keep your pig’s teeth trim. Ensure that your pig’s diet is high in vitamin C to support healthy teeth. If your guinea pig has difficulty eating or you see any dental issues, he needs medical care. Make an appointment with your vet Saskatoon, Saskatchewan to have your guinea pig’s teeth evaluated and treated as needed.