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Instructions Things You’ll Need: One or Two Cats Litter Box(es) Cat Litter How to “Re-Housebreak” Your Adult Cat Step 1: Your adult cat has a sudden elimination problem. The most common possible causes, according to the ASPCA, include...
Instructions Step 1: Buy a new litter box. Make sure that it’s uncovered. Sometimes new is good for pets, too. Step 2: Change the litter more often. Step 3: Change the brand and/or type of litter. The reverse may also be true. If you’ve...
Instructions Step 1: Contact your veterinarian or local American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) office for a complete list of human foods that are toxic to dogs. You can also search online for a complete list of human foods...
Instructions Step 1: Visit local shelters or attend off-site adoption events to find a dog to adopt. Most private and even some city shelters sponsor adoptions at parks, pet supply stores and other locations for convenience and to make it easier on those...
Instructions Step 1: Adopt a dog or cat from a shelter. You can visit the shelter directly or attend one of their off-site pet adoption events. Most private shelters (and even some city shelters) have off-site adoptions at parks, pet supply stores and...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Litter box(es) Kitty litter Cage (optional) Step 1: Buy a litter box with a lip that’s set low to the floor, especially if you’re training a kitten. The low lip makes it easy for kitty to get in and out...
Instructions Step 1: Research the needs of a horse. He will require a pasture to graze and shelter from the elements. Understand the time and energy that goes into being a horse owner. Good horse ownership requires a strong understanding of nutrition and...
Instructions Step 1: Donate money and supplies to animal organizations, shelters and rescues. There are also sanctuaries that provide a safe haven for abused or injured animals to live out their lives--for instance, Best Friends Sanctuary gives a second...
Instructions Save a Choking Small Dog or Cat Step 1: Look for the obstruction in the animal's mouth. If it is visible, try to pull it out with fingers or tweezers. Be careful not to push it further into the throat. Step 2: Use a different tactic if...
Instructions Step 1: Check your yard for poisonous plants. Make your house safe for your pet by identifying which plants may harm him. Many common plants and shrubs are fatal if ingested by animals. Sago palms, oleanders, mistletoes, azaleas, poinsettias...
Instructions Step 1: Restrain frightened pets. When frightened, even the friendliest animal may strike out. Wrap a towel around cats for protection against claws. Muzzle dogs with soft material, like a scarf. Never muzzle any animal that is vomiting...
Instructions Step 1: Don't jump into a practice until you have experience. Setting up your own place right after graduation may not be the smartest business decision. Instead, choose to work with a seasoned veterinarian so you learn the ins and outs of...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Basic knowledge of the grooming process Step 1: Ask for recommendations. Just like human hair, a dog becomes a walking advertisement for its groomer the moment it leaves the salon. If you see a dog that has an...
InstructionsStep 1:Access the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals website to determine if the information you’re looking for is listed. If you happen to know what your pet has gotten into, then you can do a Google search on...
Instructions Step 1: Narrow your choice of pet. Consider how much space you have and how much time you can spend playing or walking the pet. Dogs need more attention than cats, since you must walk canines, and different breeds will demand more of your...
Instructions Step 1: Go over the basic needs of animals such as food, water, shelter, companionship and health/nutrition. For instance, when discussing companionship, explain why tethering or chaining pets is not a good idea. Step 2: Explain that...
Instructions Step 1: Feed your pet a regular meal before guests arrive. Dogs and cats do better with routine and this will reduce the chances of begging or stealing. Step 2: Reward your pet with a small portion of plain turkey (minus the bones) along...
Instructions Step 1: Search your entire home thoroughly. If you are not home, search the inside of the location completely. Cats are curious creatures and end up in odd places. Look in attics, crawl spaces, under and behind furniture and check car...
Instructions Step 1: Make a monetary donation when possible or purchase items where a portion of the sale goes to an animal rescue group. Organizations use these funds for medical care, food, shelter and training. The ASPCA (The American Society for the...
Instructions Step 1: Research each type of fish you have in your aquarium. Make a note of the requirements and follow the guidelines given. Step 2: Pay attention to the pH range and temperature of your tank. Regularly test the water to make sure that...
Instructions Step 1: Carefully examine the full parameter of the backyard. Inspect your gate or fence to insure that it's in tact and secure. Take a good look at the opening to make sure it is tightly closed and locked. Look for gaps in the links, holes...
Instructions Step 1: Evaluate your indoor living space. Take notice of any potential hazards such as unsecured doors or houseplants. Also consider home furnishings and the size of your quarters. Indoor pets enjoy spacious surroundings and the occasional...
Instructions Step 1: Start by learning about dog nutrition. Dogs need a certain balance of nutrients to stay healthy. The various dog food brands contain different levels of protein, carbohydrates, fiber and fat. Learn the recommended amount of each...
Instructions Step 1: Keep a copy of your pet’s medical history available, especially rabies vaccinations, in case you have to take your pet to an emergency clinic. Step 2: Keep the phone number and address of the closest after-hours veterinary...
Instructions Step 1: Cover electrical cords with cord protectors. If it’s a bunched up wad of cords, you can apply rows of double-sided tape, such as Sticky Paws, to the floor surrounding it. Cats are reluctant to walk across sticky tape. Step 2...
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