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All About Pet Directory

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Bringing home a pet isn't enough! You need to bring out some lifestyle changes too in order to make things work out between you and your pet. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication to raise a good and healthy pet. Here is your guide to pet directory that lets you know what your pet needs and how to deal with them in crisis. This information can be used as a guide for keeping your pet healthy and to keep him away from problems.

Alternative therapies

Sometimes alternative therapies from experts will be required to bring your pet back to his normal state. You should consult your vet for the same.

Coat

It doesn't matter whether the coat is short or long or if it's thick or thin. A good coat must be pliable and glossy without any bald spots, dandruff and bald spots.

Ears

The skin inside ear should be clean at all times. Very often this area is ignored resulting in health problems. Redness or swelling shouldn't be present. Pets with longer hair on ears need special attention.

Eyes

Bright and shiny are what we call healthy eyes. Watery eyes with the presence of some mucus are still acceptable but they should be clear. The lining along the eyelids shouldn't be inflamed or yellow and make sure that the eyelashes do not disturb the eyeball.

Food

Finding the right food for your pet can be quite a daunting task but you always ask your vet for some healthy diet tips for your beloved pet.

Heartbeat and pulses

Heartbeats vary for various kinds of animals, breeds and sizes. Get to know the average health standards of your pet and keep a tab on the same regularly. Check his heartbeat and pulses at regular intervals of time.

Mouth, Gums and Teeth

Quite like your dog's skin, his gums will be pink, spotted or black. Different pets have different time for developing adult and baby teeth. You need to consult your vet for the same. However, you must maintain your pet's dental hygiene to avoid risking any infections. Many infections start from mouth and then spread to other parts of the body and can turn fatal. Make brushing a habit.

Nose

Depending on the type and breed of your pet, the nose color and size may vary. A dog must have moist and cool nose. But it always better to take your pet's temperature in case you smell something sick with them.

Skin

A healthy skin is smooth, flexible, devoid of any redness, growths or scabs. Spotted skin is also normal. But you must regularly check your pet for ticks, fleas, lice or parasites. Regular brushing and combing of the coat will help in spotting the presence of any flea or ticks. Look out for any signs of "black dirt" on your pet's coat.

Vaccinations

Have a good talk with your vet about the vaccinations required to keep your pet healthy. Visit your vet regularly and keep him posted about your pet's health. If you spot any signs of sickness, consult your vet immediately.