News — Pawfect Pets

Whether you are hitting the road for a trip across the country or just to the vet, there are several steps you can take to ensure your trip goes as good as possible with your pet. Below you will find a list of items to take for an enjoyable, safe trip with your loved one!  Safety/Comfort Products for Your Ride  You may not need all of these products for your pet. Instead, use the below items as a guide for what you may need to travel safely and enjoyably with your furry friend. Many of these products can be found...

Annual exams by a vet are important for your pet. Your cat or dog can’t tell you when he isn’t feeling the greatest. Additionally, animals sometimes mask symptoms of sickness until the disease has advanced. By having an annual exam conducted, you can do your part of maintaining good health for your pet.  Need further convincing? Here are some important reasons why you shouldn’t skip an annual exam for your pet.  Watching the Heart  During an annual exam, your vet will check on your pet’s heart, ensuring that the heart rate is good and that there are not any abnormalities. Heart...

One of the many exciting perks of pet ownership is taking your dog to the groomer. Much like taking yourself to the spa, you can treat your pooch to a period of (sometimes) relaxation and a new look! But how soon can you take your pup?   It is typically best that (at the very least) you wait until your puppy is able to leave its mother and is at least 8 weeks old. You should also wait until the puppy has been introduced to its new home and has established a good relationship with its new owner before considering setting...

Dogs love to eat and they always get excited about snacks. Although it may seem like a dog will eat just about anything, it is important to know that there are certain things that are not good for them – just like there are certain things that you may want to eat that are not good for you! To avoid hurting your furry friend’s tummy or a last minute visit to the vet, keep these foods in mind that are bad for your dog.  Sweets including Xylitol  Candies, chewing gums and other sweets often are sweetened with xylitol, a substance...