As snow begins appearing in the forecast and the temperatures begin dipping down, it is time to start preparing your outside pets for winter.
Long grasses in the fields, as well as summer hikes through the parks and woods, can lead to unwanted visitors hitching a ride home on our pets. Ticks are among the various bugs that are most prevalent at this time of year. These pests are not only annoying, but they can also spread disease through their bites.
The 4th of July is filled with exciting and fun festivities; however, for some pets the holiday can be a scary event.
Colville Valley Animal Sanctuary (CVAS) is celebrating the opening of their new puppy pad and dog play yard.
We’ve officially been warned that due to our strange winter weather, the six and eight-legged creepy crawlies survived and will be plentiful this summer. This may be exciting for your young aspiring entomologists; however many of us are not thrilled by this information.
The spring melt has brought parvovirus cases to the area, including five puppies that have been cared for by Rescue4All and the Chewelah Veterinary Clinic.
If you have critters, you’ve doubtless faced the fear or the actuality of losing your pet. Either a gate or door gets left open or
Here are some things people do around cars that they shouldn’t: I recently saw a young man under a car that was supported only
Name: ShotgunBreed: Domestic Shorthair FelineAge: 5 year oldSize: largeEnergy: Playful Spay/Neutered: NeuteredVaccinations: CurrentDewormed: Current Rescue: Colville Valley Animal SanctuaryContact: (509)684-1475 [email protected] www.cvasanctuary.org Personality/Disposition: Shotgun’s name
As you begin dusting off your tack and preparing for your first spring ride, don’t forget to assess how your horse weathered this long winter
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