Poison Ivy, Poison Oak and Poison Sumac are all related and found in many areas. The allergen in these plants is called urushiol, an oil substance. While most pets don’t appear to be affected by the oil – perhaps partly because their fur helps to protect their skin – it can rub onto their coats. […]
—AdvancedPetSitting 15:24, 14 September 2011 (CDT)Leaving your pets at home while away on a holiday can be a great experience for you and your pet, but never forget to prepare for your pet sitter. Some useful tips: Instructions if you feel that you need to tell your pet sitter more Plenty of food Plenty of […]
Summer can bring high temperatures and extreme heat. Our horses feel the rise in temperatures just as much as we do so it’s up to us to see to their comfort. Here are some tips to help you care for your horse in extreme summer heat and keep him/her healthy and happy. The most important […]
