Pet Insurance Guest Author: Paisley Hansen Just like having insurance on your other family members makes sense, having pet insurance makes sense too, especially in the face of rising vet costs. Not only are the prices going up, but the number of medical services available to pets along with the level of care pet parents … Read more
Top 20 Pet Care Sites to Follow in 2015 Animal Bliss has recently had the honor of being included in the “Top 20 Pet Care Sites to Follow in 2015″ list, created by Veterinary Technician Guide. The Veterinary Technician Guide website is meant to be a complete resource that will guide you towards a career as a … Read more
How to Make Your Pet Rabbit Learn Some Tricks Guest Writer Jordan Walker has always been passionate for animals. He loves to share his knowledge and expertise about the animal kingdom through pet-related blogs. He leads the content team of Coops and Cages. In this article, he shares important tips you can use in training … Read more
(that your career counselor doesn’t tell you about) by Guest Author: Andrea Hupp, Veterinary Tech The world needs more people like Jeanne Melanson. Rescuing and adopting so many animals is no easy task, especially when the majority of them end up passing away. It takes a strong and passionate heart to withstand and see … Read more
Sick as a Dog Warning Signs to Watch for in Your Pooch Guest Writer: Brooke Chaplan One thing all dog parents have to deal with at some point is when their pooch gets sick. It is critical to educate yourself about warning signs that can signal illness in your dog so you can be prepared … Read more
Three Bundles of Joy with a Side of Herpes Guest Author: Ilse Devriese This is the story about the 3 kittens who stole the heart of a veterinary assistant. **** I’d just hung up the phone and my brain was frantically trying to process what had just happened. Would the kittens be OK? And would … Read more
I Think Pets are Good for Us Especially as We Age Guest Author: Sally Bartlett Pets are wonderful to have at any age, from toddlers up to senior citizens and I cannot imagine life without one. When I was a little girl, my parents told me we had 2 sheep and a cat named “Inky, … Read more
Birdie Come Home Guest Author: E. Margareta Griffith Sally Bartlett’s recent article, “Heartwarming Story of Dog Reunited with Owner,” on PetsAWW.com website, reminded me of a bird who rivaled the famous dog, Lassie, for loyalty. Fluttering and squawking in my Central Florida yard was an Amazon Parrot being intimidated by a neighborhood cat. The poor … Read more
Are peanuts safe for dogs? Guest Author: David Lyod With ‘dogs and nuts’ being one of the most searched keywords on the Internet, it is obvious that pet owners are not sure whether it is safe or not to feed their dogs peanuts. Are peanuts safe for dogs? Well, there is something dog owners need … Read more
Henry Says, “Hello” Written and Illustrated by S.L. Parker Henry Says, “Hello” is a unique, true-to-life children’s book full of adult wisdom. It is a teaching tool for parents and teachers, designed to teach children how to safely and gently say “Hello” to dogs by reading the dog’s body language and recognizing signs of imminent … Read more