Clearly Loved Pets Blog

One of the most upsetting moments in a pet owner’s life is when they realize that their pet has become lost. While many pets can find their way home, others are truly lost and it can be difficult for those who find them to contact their owner. ID tags on a collar are a great way to provide owner information, but sometimes, these tags fall off and get lost. Microchips are a way to ensure that a pet always has its owner's information in its body. Read on to learn more about microchips, how microchips work, and how each one...

Fostering a pet can be a rewarding experience on many levels. Not only does fostering help a pet in need, but it also opens up a space in the shelter for another homeless animal. To make the experience as good as possible for both you and the pet, it’s important to understand the commitment that you are about to make. Here are the steps you need to take to prepare for your foster. Check Your Homeowner’s Insurance Or Rental Policy It’s important to check with your landlord or, if you own, to read your homeowner’s insurance policy before committing to...

Rabbits are adorable and can make wonderful companions. Sadly, millions of rabbits are surrendered to shelters every year by people who weren’t aware of the effort it would take to care for a rabbit. There are many ways that you can support your local rabbit rescue. Volunteer Rabbits, like dogs and cats, need to be socialized. Like all animals, each rabbit has its unique personality. While some are naturally friendly and easy to handle, others require patience and training.   It takes a lot of time and effort to provide the care that animals at a rescue need and often,...

There comes a time in every pet owner's life when their pet gets hurt. You can take steps to ensure that when that time comes, you are prepared to deal with an emergency medical situation. First Aid Tips For Pet Owners Here’s what you need to do to be prepared to provide first aid to your pet. Create A First Aid Kit Having a well-provisioned first aid kit can make all the difference in an emergency. Here’s a list of what your pet first aid kit should contain:   Emergency Contact Card: Include numbers for your veterinarian, poison control, and...

It’s rare to find a human who enjoys going to the dentist but we do it because we understand that without regular checkups, we could develop cavities and other dental issues. Just like their human owners, dogs have only one set of adult teeth, making regular dental care extremely important.   Common Dental Issues Found In Dogs The following are the top dental issues discovered in our canine companions: Periodontal Disease Periodontal disease is what causes your dog to have bad breath. There are four stages of periodontal disease:   Stage 1: In this stage, the teeth have a build-up...