Should you carry your cat in a "baby carry"? Many people ask. Clearly the answer is yes! But wait, what is the proper technique, what are the pros and cons? Discover by watching the video by the helpful Vancouver Vet.
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Most cats don't love going to the vet, and some cats downright hate it. While the car ride there might seem somewhat exciting, the moment your cat catches whiff of that sterile vet office smell it's all downhill from there.
A very important note for cat/ dog owners
Most pet owners plan on being by their pet's side when they go. Surprisingly, there are some who don't want to be there when it happens.
It's understandable that a person who loves their pet wouldn't want to watch them die, but at the same time, how can an owner leave them to die on their own? If you think it doesn't matter or that your pet doesn't know or care if you are there or not, think again. The Hillcrest Veterinary Hospital recently shared a post from a vet, and it's heartbreaking. The vet shared what happens when a pet is euthanized or left to die and how they look for their owners in their final moments. It's a tough read but a necessary one for any pet owner. Via: Animal Channel
This animal hospital design by Alma-nac is a new solution in the city of London for all-hour emergency care. The design of The London Animal Hospital (TLAH) boasts all of the regular services offered by a veterinary practice, along with space for surgeries, pets to be isolated, as well as machines and scanners. One of the most distinctive features of the space is the way in which it has been arranged to keep pets calm, specifically by keeping dogs and cats separate. The longstanding rivalry between dogs and cats is playfully referenced with furniture pieces that say "cats only please" and separate routes that lead to back rooms. Although visiting the vet can be a stressful experience for pets, TLAH incorporates areas for play into consultation rooms to encourage pets to stay at ease. Via: Trend Hunter
We love our pets and only want the best for them. But the thing is, we don't know what that is exactly. We can read and be told but the best thing is to ask for professional help to answer all our questions when it comes to our best friends! That's why Askreddit user @ovalseven asked the question we all want answers to! Veterinarians of Reddit, what common mistakes are we making with our pets?
The helpful Vancouver vet explains why picking up a cat by the back of the neck (scuffing) is not a nice thing to do
