Responsible Pet Ownership

Being a responsible pet owner is much more than just providing adequate water, food and shelter for your pet. Owning a pet is a lifetime commitment.

Here are some of things you should be prepared to do for your pet to have the happiest, healthiest life possible:

Choose a pet that fits your lifestyle and affordability.
Spay or neuter your pets (see the page Spay/Neuter for full details on the benefits)
Ensure your pet is easily identified with an engraved name tag and/or microchip.
Make sure your pet gets the proper amount of exercise.
Provide veterinary care for your pet. Keep their vaccinations up to date and make sure they have annual checkups.
Make sure your home is "pet" safe. Keep pesticides, medications, household cleaners and certain types of houseplants out of reach.
Be prepared to take special care of your pet during their senior years.

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