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Ready for Special Needs Pet? What You Need To Know

Anonymous — Tue, 25 Dec 2018 22:28:37 +0000

Taking care of a pet is already a huge responsibility in itself, but to adopt a special needs pet is twofold the job. However, it also helps you to get twofold the unconditional love and affection from your pet and that feeling is absolutely priceless. This means that although the job is tough, the rewards are twice as much, presumably even more than you could have ever imagined.

Are You Up For The Responsibility?

1. Learn About Your Special Needs Pet’s Disability

Special needs pets may undergo conditions such as birth defects, deafness, blindness, paralysis, digestive issues, loss of limbs, or other behavioral issues. Thus, before you adopt your special needs dog or cat, make sure you are well versed about their condition as such pets need to be looked after much differently than a regular pet. You may have to inquire with a specialist regarding how you need to look after your pet, what regime should you follow, medication schedule, diet plan, amongst others.

2. Costly Vet Bills

Adopting a special needs dog or cat can be quite costly as you are likely to make regular visits to the vet. Therefore, you must plan accordingly on how you are going to pay for the veterinarian's bills. Find out about special pets insurance and make sure to inquire about every detail such as how much will the insurance cover cost for the veterinarian’s visits, what sort of insurance will pay in case if you need to get any necessary treatments or procedures performed on your pet, etc. It will be heartbreaking and unfair for both you and your pet if you both have to part ways only because you could not afford to pay the bills. So make sure to inquire every bit of information related to how much you will have to spend on your pet before you decide to adopt it.

3. Patience… Much Much Patience

Be ready to face those days when your special needs pet vomits on your favorite carpet, pees on your brand new shoe, or does not follow their potty schedule. There will be those days when you have to wipe them, clean them, hold them when they are sick. You will be expected to exemplify your patience towards your special needs pet at such times rather than acting irrationally or getting angry at them.

4. Show Empathy

To develop your patience level, you need to learn how to empathize with your special needs cat or dog. If you are not able to understand their pains and struggles, you will not be able to form a bond with your pet and without forming a bond, you will never be able to give your pet the love and affection they deserve. Furthermore, you will also be unable to give proper care to your pet if you don’t understand what difficulties they have to face due to their disabilities or illness. Treat your pet just as you would treat your own child. When you empathize with your pet, only then you will be able to give unconditional love and support.

5. Learn How To Manage Your Time

Before you take on the responsibility of adopting a special needs pet, ask yourself if you can manage your job as well as look after your pet properly. Remember that a special needs dog or cat requires high level of care and looking after. If you feel that you will not be able to give the required amount of time due to your busy schedule, you can also consider hiring a licensed pet care professional. Not only will they look after your pet, but they will also help you with medication schedules and minor clean ups.

6. Get Ready To Wipe Your Pet’s Butt

The thought of wiping your pet’s butt may make you feel squeamish, but it’s something that has to be done. You may find yourself wiping your special needs cat or dog’s butt more often than you wipe your own. Is it gross? Yes. Is it necessary? Absolutely. Special needs pets may have conditions such as Irritable Bowel Disease. Your pet won’t be able to help it if they suddenly vomit or poop all over the place. Be ready to see and clean yucky poo and icky vomit. Unless you have arranged for hired help, you should get yourself used to cleaning all the yucky things your pet throws at you. That’s how it is for a special needs pet parent!

7. Love and Attention

A special needs pet requires all the love and attention you can possibly give. That is all they want; your love and attention. Due to their condition, most special needs pets do not have a long life to live. So try to bring them happiness in whatever life they have left to live.

You Learn Valuable Life Lessons

You will be surprised to see how much of an impact your special needs pet will make in your life. Sure, you may have to face a lot of responsibility while taking care of your special needs pet. But, when you see your pet giving you all the love and affection you could ever ask for, it makes it all worth the pain and trouble you put in taking care of your pet. Deciding to adopt a special needs pet can change your life for the better as you learn important life lessons. You’ll understand how to treat others with kindness and respect and how to love them for who they are. You also learn what it means to love without conditions and strings attached, and what unconditional love truly means.

Just Give Them All the Love They Truly Deserve To Get

All your special needs pet wants is someone to look past their disability and looks, and shower them with the love they long for. In return, they will also shower you with unconditional love and affection. You may find that as much as your special needs cat or dog depends on you, you also depend on them for much-needed companionship. You probably would not be able to get such wholehearted companionship from anyone else. You may not realize it, but your special needs cat or dog will make your life much more meaningful.

4 Different Diets to Try for Your Cat

Abby12 — Thu, 31 May 2018 00:05:38 +0000

Much like humans, every cat is different, and whether you’re an experienced cat owner or a newbie feline friend, it can be difficult to determine exactly the kind of diet that is appropriate for your cat. Of course, it is always best to consult a vet first, but before you do, it’s always good to educate yourself on some of the different kinds of cat diets, which is what we’ll be discussing in this article. High-Energy The first type of feline diet is the high-energy diet, which is most suitable for cats that need that extra energy because they are more active. The first thing that comes to mind is, of course, kittens. They are generally bubbly and hyperactive and always on the go, so they might need a high-energy diet to keep them from wasting away. However, there are some other cats that need more energy than you might think. Pregnant cats will need to eat higher-energy diets, and sometimes owners can forget this, but they are growing babies in there and that takes energy. Raw Food The next type is the raw food diet for cats. When many people think of raw food, they think of raw vegans, and a diet consisting of a whole lot of fruits and vegetables, but the same doesn’t go for cats. Raw food for your kitty is a slightly controversial choice. You want to opt for a provider of raw cat food ensures the food is non-processed raw meat as it is beneficial. Many people prefer this diet for their cat because it is the one that most closely emulates their natural diet in the wild. Weight Loss Many cats, especially indoor cats, can struggle with their weight (as indeed we all can). It’s quite common for house cats to put on those extra pounds and need to go on a weight loss diet for felines. The most important part of the weight loss diet for cats is to control calories and fats. It’s kind of like the opposite of the high-energy diet. In general, there is more meat involved and fewer carbohydrates. Not only that, but carefully measured smaller portions and more frequent meals can also help your cat to lose the weight. Low Protein The low protein diet for cats isn’t a popular one amongst cats at all, but it is important. Kidney disease (also known as renal disease) is a growing problem in cats and one of the main ways to help renal disease in cats is to lower the protein content of their food. This is because dietary protein is broken down in the cat’s gut and this produces toxic by-products that leave the cat’s body via the kidneys. When the kidneys aren’t working properly, they don’t remove the toxins efficiently and the toxins build up and cause the cat to get very sick. A low protein diet minimises the effect of this toxin build-up and puts less stress on the kidneys. Depending on your cat’s age, lifestyle, and medical well-being, their diet will change, and these are only a few of many, many different diets for cats. As always, it’s best to consult your vet, but hopefully, this article gave you a little more insight into the options you have for your pet.

How to Teach your Puppy to have Fun

Abby12 — Wed, 07 Feb 2018 04:41:00 +0000

If your puppy has been looking a bit glum lately it could be your fault. Do you ever wonder what your puppy is thinking? Yes, thinking. Dogs do think and dogs and people have a lot in common. Dogs must be kept physically and mentally active to be healthy, just like us. And dogs want to have fun, just like us. Did you know that dogs don’t just love having fun, they also have a sense of humor? So if your puppy is looking rather sourly at you it’s probably because you don’t take time to have fun together. Maybe you don’t know how puppies want to have fun. If you believe that keeping your puppy active is only essential for its physical health, scrap that! Your puppy wants to have fun, and its best ever would be to have fun with you. There are many ways that you and your puppy can have fun together apart from the usual puppy activities. Puppies are game for almost anything! From the traditional fave’s like tug-o-war and fetch to soccer, table tennis and hiking; your puppy will be game. Time to get your trainers on, pack you and your puppy’s kit and get active.

Why is it important to teach your puppy to have fun?

You take your puppy for regular walks right, so why is that not enough? Exercise is very important if your puppy is going to stay fit and healthy but it’s not enough. Puppies must have fun to stay mentally healthy. Dogs are smart! All smart creatures want to have fun. Laughter is the best medicine for dogs as well. The more you interact with your puppy, the more you stretch it’s mental and physical abilities. The more you stretch your puppy’s abilities the more it will learn. Everyone learns more when learning is made fun, and that applies to dogs too. You really don’t have to go to great lengths to find ways to make your puppy’s life fun. All you have to do is include your puppy in your activities and see what it enjoys. Once your puppy finds something it enjoys you’ll see the tail wag and broad smile. Don’t be surprised if your puppy’s sense of humor suddenly appears as well.

And you benefit too!

Are you totally exhausted at the end of the day? Life can get hectic and leave us stressed and tired. Don’t reach for a drink to relax; spend time with your puppy. The more time you spend with your puppy the more happiness you add to your life.

How is that?

When humans spend time with dogs they destress and live in the moment. Living in the moment and having fun will make you feel good. Your puppy can help you to relax and forget your problems for a few hours every day. Dogs live in the moment so you can learn a lot from your puppy. The psychological and emotional bond that exists between dogs and humans is believed to date back for over 100,000 years. The term ‘man's best friend’ is no casual expression for people who love and understand dogs. Dogs are an instant pick-me up!

What if your puppy doesn’t know how to have fun?

Maybe you have overlooked the fact that your puppy wants to have fun. Not everyone knows that dogs want to enjoy life just as much as we do.

So what can you do?

Luckily there is plenty that you can do. An old dog can be taught new tricks. If you haven’t been having fun with your puppy up until now, then now is the time to start. When next you are going to play sport, do yoga or run an errand, take your puppy along. Speak to it all the time to keep it interested. Show it what you are doing and see how it reacts. You will soon see what appeals to your puppy. You can even get your puppy to help you around the house. Keep your puppy with you while you do household chores. Show it what you are doing. You will be surprised to see how quickly puppies become interested if they are included. Once you have your puppy’s attention you can start teaching it some household chores. Your puppy will love it and it will make your life easier.

Senior puppies love having fun too!

What happens when you puppy gets older? Never think that your puppy is too old to have fun. Just like people, dogs want to enjoy life for as long as they can. Having fun doesn’t end when your puppy get older. You might be wondering:

“What fun things can I do with my senior puppy?”

Dogs of all ages love human attention and play. Your senior will still enjoy playing like it did when it was a puppy. Just slow down the pace and be gentle. Problem solving and mind games are always a hit with dogs of all ages. Hide away from your senior and let it find you. See the happiness when you are found. Seniors are just as keen to have fun as younger dogs are. Dogs always want to have fun. If your senior is too old to do the fun things you did together before, teach it some new tricks.

When you see how much fun you and your puppy can have you’ll never think differently

Many people see dogs as possessions that they have to take care of. Some people think dogs are an expensive burden. But it’s not like that. Maybe you’ve thought of getting a dog but you’re not sure if a dog is worth all the effort. Whatever effort you go to for your dog will be given back to you plus more. Dogs are a blessing.

Want to know the best part?

Dogs also take care of us. They are intelligent and caring. They have emotions and they bond to their owners in a most wonderful way. Dogs are able to connect with people in a unique way. They learn to communicate with their owners. Dogs make people happy. If you learn to give your puppy a lot of attention you will see how special it is. Dogs are special. It will be your friend and love you for its entire life.