So again when we get these puppies in to the shelters we really do work on caring for them and if you get a puppy that you are working on caring for we are going to do the best we can to make sure that they get through but sometimes these puppies don't...
Hi, I'm Jim Leske, animal trainer and behaviorist for Expert Village. Very exciting today; we have a very good friend of mine, Sylva Callagian (phonetic). You've seen her in such hit shows as Desperate Housewives, Big Love, and Prison Break, not to...
Instructions Step 1: Understand the medical terms for the procedures. Spaying (ovariohysterectomy) removes your female pet's ovaries, uterus and fallopian tubes to eliminate the chances of pregnancy. Neutering (castration) surgically removes your male...
Hi my name is Sarah and my name is Haley and we are two of the technicians here at Extra Care Animal Hospital and on behalf of Expert Village.com, we are going to speak with you today a little bit about the care of your dog. Right now what I am going to...
Hi my name is Sarah and this is Halibut, and I am one of the exotic technicians here at Extra Care Animal Hospital, and on behalf of Expert Village.com, I am going to provide you with some helpful information on owning a rabbit. Another important part of...
Hi, I'm Liz Caba from Fixed Nation, I'm here today on behalf of Expert Village to talk to you about feral cats. Some people feel badly about spaying a pregnant cat and just so you know in general most of the feral cats that come to our clinics are either...
Instructions Step 1: Understand the benefits of spaying or neutering your dog. Altered dogs of either sex have a far lower rate of cancer and other issues of the reproductive organs. Females who aren't spayed before they go through their first heat have...
Hi! My name is Sarah, I’m at Petland in Pembroke Pines, Florida tonight and on behalf of expertvillage.com, I’m going to speak with you a little bit about caring for mice. As far as breeding your mouse goes, we do not recommend breeding...
Instructions Step 1: Gather up your dog's favorite toys. Set your dog on his favorite blanket and give him a chew toy that he loves. You can even go out and buy brand new toys in order to have something new and fun to play with. Step 2: Keep some doggy...
Instructions Step 1: Give your rabbit some space. He may be defending his territory and doesn't want you around. Walk away for awhile to give him time to cool down. Step 2: Leave your rabbit alone in a quiet area. Put him in his cage or leave him in a...
Instructions Step 1: Ask yourself whether you are willing to make a long-term commitment of up to 20 years. Animals require lots of time and attention. Look at your household. Find out what everyone at home is looking for in a pet--and who will do what...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Designer Dog Collars Dog Beds Dog Leashes Dog Treats Cat Beds Cat Collars Cat Leashes Cat Treats Pet Carriers Step 1: Contact your veterinarian about recommendations concerning age, vaccination requirements and...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Baking soda Clean kitty litter Cleaning agents with natural enzymes within them Regular schedule for your cat feedings and litter box changes Step 1: The easiest step is to consider neutering and spaying your cats...
Instructions Step 1: Start at the Los Angeles Animal Services website, where you can read information about the low-cost programs available, specifically The Big Fix (see Resources below). Step 2: Locate the Animal Care center that services your zip code...
Instructions Step 1: Provide a secure living space. Wolfdogs are excellent escape artists--they can jump over, dig under and break through most fences. Be prepared to have a secure fence or enclosed kennel in your backyard. Chaining your wolfdog isn't a...
I'm Sylva Kelegian with Expert Village, I'm here with Simone Luncher from Pet Mania in Burbank and the most important topic that we can talk about when it comes to animals is spaying and neutering. It is the most important thing you can do for the...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Persistence Determination Compassion for animals Step 1: Check if there is a spay/neuter law in your city, county or state. If not, find out the proper official to contact to show your support. For instance, call...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Ear cleaning solution Cotton swabs Nail trimmers Ferret shampoo Kitten toothbrush Bristled finger cap Step 1: Pick a ferret up by firmly clasping it on the scruff of its neck. The scruff is the loose skin behind the...
Instructions Step 1: Spay or neuter your Sheltie. Spaying your female before the first heat will prevent breast cancer and help eliminate uterine infections. Neutering your male before age four will eliminate the chance of testicular cancer, reduce the...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Litter box Kitty litter Newspaper Litter scoop Step 1: Place a thick layer of newspaper down where you want the kitty litter box to be; this will be easy to replace and will also protect your flooring. Place the...
Instructions Step 1: Put together a mission statement and draft a business plan. This will help you focus on what you need to do and how to organize your plan of action. Step 2: Research the animal rights and laws for your community. Some jurisdictions...
Instructions Step 1: Coax the cat inside by feeding or trapping. Humane traps are available if you can't get the cat contained on your own. Step 2: Contain the feral cat. The ideal enclosure would be an outdoor pen, but if you have limited space, experts...
Instructions Step 1: Take good care of your pet--a healthy pet doesn't need as many trips to the vet. Always follow a proper preventive care schedule, such as a monthly wormer or flea medication application. Keep an accurate record of your pet's...
Instructions Step 1: Buy used supplies instead of new when possible to save money. Go to thrift stores and garage sales, and check out ads on the newspaper for supplies, such as a pet carrier, grooming supplies or crate. You can also look into some sites...
We wanted to talk just quickly about spaying and neutering and how important it is, not only just to control the cat population. But, also for the benefits of the pet's health and the longevity. Kim, your cat at home has been spayed or neutered. Is that...