Generally, it is safe to wean puppies after they reach 3 weeks of age. By this time, they are starting to bear their own weight, and becoming mobile. But weaning doesn’t mean an instant shift of milk to dry food. To avoid dietary complications, introduce first your pups to a…
There is no need for them to be removed. These sharp teeth are the same as that of a toddler – a temporary set of teeth. Temporary (or deciduous) teeth will be replaced by permanent teeth in due time. After 3 months of age, permanent teeth will start to appear…
Yes, it is very safe to feed chicken to your pet. Though it is common to hear pet owners and pet food vendors say that pets are allergic to chickens, there is actually no basis to this claim. Chicken meat and chicken-based pet food are very safe to give to…
When your pet begins to show these signs – panting, shivering, nervousness, and/or not wanting to eat – expect delivery within 12 hours. Some pets may even reach 36 hours before giving birth. The medical term for giving birth in dogs is “whelping.” Giving birth in cats is called “queening.”…