New Pet In The Family?
April 29th, 2015 Updated 5-2-2017
Thank you Valerie Ganolli for the suggestion.
A new pet in the can be as challenging as sandpaper or as smooth as a baby’s butt. I found a great website called Humane Society for Shelter Pets. I only read the Guides for (New) Pet Owners portion because it’s the only part pertinent to this blog request. Having just taken in a new kitten I find it to be a very informative site. Caper or more appropriately (Lucifer) is not so much a kitten in this kitten in this photo but we got him when he was a newbie.
This is limited to cats and dogs so if you just got a new sugar glider I’m sorry this won’t be of any assistance to you. I’m going to keep this blog fairly short because the previously mentioned guide does so much of the work for me. I would like to add some of my own experiences that can be found on my webpage HomeKeeperU.com. First up is a pet tip about my dog; a rescued Greyhound from Florida. Pet Tip 1. The other is about my mentally distraught cat. Pet Tip 2.
My blogs are usually longer and address many other sites. I kind of hurried this one along because I just got the suggestion yesterday. Like I’ve already stated; if you have a new pet question the first link in this blog probably speaks to the issue. One issue it doesn’t talk about is a new pet and babies or new babies and pets. So Introducing Your Pet and New Baby may be of some assistance. I’ve done one update today and I’m still not satisfied, The next time his blog rolls around for an update, I will make it outstanding. Until next time, keep your homes well.
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I will. Thanx for the request, reading, and sharing. I hope the blog makes for happy people and happy pets as well.