Posts from March, 2017
Addressing the Itch: Seasonal Allergies in Pets
While the new blooms and buds of another spring season may be beautiful, this time of year can also bring seasonal allergies. Allergies are annoying for many of us, but you may be surprised to know that pets can also suffer from allergies.
Seasonal allergies in pets is a fairly common diagnosis, although the symptoms may be quite different from those we associate with our own. To help keep your pet itch-free and feeling great, The Pet Experts at Naperville Animal Hospital have compiled some basic information and tips to help your pet cope with allergies this spring.
Coexisting With Wildlife: How to Keep Pets Safe From Coyotes
Whether it was a long howl at dusk or a chance encounter at the park, most people have experienced the call of the wild at some point when it comes to coyotes. Like many species, coyotes have adapted to coexist with humans—this includes rural areas and major urban hubs like Chicago.
That’s why The Pet Experts at Naperville Animal Hospital are here to offer some ideas on how to keep your pets safe from coyotes, ever fascinating, but wild canines.
Coyote Behavior 101
Canis latrans (“barking dog”) has been something of a legend, including being maligned by ranchers, farmers, hunters, and others for a long time.
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New Dog or Puppy? Time For Training!
Training is an important part of any dog's life. From providing mental stimulation to exercise and proper socialization, training will help in the development of a great canine companion. Enrollment is now open for Behavior Training Classes. The cost of a 6-week session is $120. Classes will be held at Springbrook Animal Care Center, 2759 Forgue Dr., Naperville (off Route 59 at 95th). Please call (630)428-0500 to register your pet. For specific training questions only, please email: trainer@thepetexperts.com.