Did you know there is actual goggle like protective gear for
dogs? That’s right. The next time you want to let your canine companion ride in
the car and hang his head out the window, make sure you have him wearing some
dog safety goggles. These goggles are made to protect your dog’s eyes from the
extensive wind that rushes at his face while riding in the car and to protect
his eyes and face from anything that may fly into his face. For instance, when
your dog is hanging his head out of a moving car window he could get smacked in
the face with flies, small debris in the air, dust, etc. Goggles can keep his
eyes safe and still allow him to enjoy the thrill of holding his head out of
the window. You can find out more
about dog goggles here. You can also talk with your veterinary clinic Brandon,
FL.
Showing posts with label veterinary clinic brandon fl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label veterinary clinic brandon fl. Show all posts
Monday, 23 September 2019
Thursday, 30 May 2019
Easing Your Dog’s Anxiety in the Clinic Waiting Room
It is so
important for your dog to visit your veterinarian regularly. However, just
because it is important doesn’t mean your dog wants to visit the vet. Not only
is dealing with the veterinary staff stressful, sitting in the waiting room can
be stressful too.
Make things a
little easier for your pooch by bringing him in a kennel. Place familiar items
in the crate with him, like a blanket or a dog toy, while a chew toy can give
your pet something to do while he waits for his name to be called.
If you have a
large dog, make sure he is on a leash. Avoid bringing treats or toys that other
canines may try and snatch away from your pet. If he has a particularly hard
time with other animals, ask the receptionist if there’s another room you can
wait in.
Call your veterinary
clinic Brandon, FL for more advice.
Thursday, 25 October 2018
Flea prevention basics
Sharing
your home with a furry friend often means recognizing the fact that there is a
chance that your little fur ball will come into contact with fleas at some
point in his life. To prevent them from hitching a ride on your pet and setting
up a home there, you will need to find a way to deter them.
To
prevent fleas from becoming a part of your pet’s life, you will need to take
the time to determine what would keep this from happening. Your choice in flea
prevention medication will likely depend heavily on your pet’s lifestyle and
your capabilities to keep up with their application. Talk to your pet’s
veterinarian about the ideal option for your little fur ball. Your local animal
hospital Brandon, FL can help you offer your pet a wonderful place to
call home.
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