FAQ’s

1. Lives a longer and healthier life.
2. Helps reduce uterine infections and breast cancer. Spaying your dog before her first heat offers the best protection.
3. No heat cycles, therefore eliminating bleeding.
4. Helps fight pet overpopulation.
5. Eliminates unwanted pregnancies.

1. Prevents testicular cancer if neutered before 6 months of age.
2. Reduces or eliminates the marking of territory and spraying.
3. Better behaved.
4. Prevents unwanted pregnancies.
5. Helps reduce the roaming attributed to finding a mate, therefore reducing the risk of fighting with other males and injury in traffic.
6. Helps fight the pet overpopulation.

Chewing is a natural behavior. When you leave something enticing in a young puppy’s path, chances are they’re going to chew on it. That’s why it’s up to you to puppy-proof your home. If you think your puppy could eat an object, get it out of their reach. That’s another reason why crates are so useful—they help keep your pup out of trouble. Give your puppy plenty of toys that are safe for them to chew on. Food puzzles and interactive toys can help keep their mind occupied.

Most children are unaware of the signals that dogs send when they don’t like something or are trying to get away. So by picking a puppy up, the kids are unwittingly forcing the dog into an uncomfortable or even painful situation. Dogs who are continuously held even when sending “please stop!” signals will remember the unpleasant experience and try to avoid the situation again. Take the time to teach the children what the dog looks like when he’s happy and when he’s not, and how to hold him properly.

Your little puppy should be eating every 3-4 hours for the first couple of weeks after going to their new home. Eating frequently will help reduce the chance of your puppy experiencing hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). I suggest leaving the dry puppy food and water out at all times so they can eat when needed. You can get your new baby on a feeding schedule after they get a little older.

No, unfortunately not. Our Puppies/Kittens Health and Welfare are our Top Priorities. We Don't want to risk getting Parvo in our Yard or Home. Parvo is EXTREMELY deadly. My Family is all I have and I don't want to risk getting Robbed, Hurt, or Killed. Some Breeders have had this Happen to them and it's just not worth the risk.

All of our Puppies are able to go to their New Homes at 8 Weeks of age. All of our Kittens are able to go to their New Homes at 10 Weeks of age.

Your New Puppy will be eating dry puppy food. You will need to purchase Diamond Naturals Small & Medium Breed Puppy (Chicken and Rice Formula). You can get this at: Chewy.com or PetMeds.com

This does not happen very often but sometimes going to a New Home can be very stressful. Often their stomach may be a little nervous just as the way a human can be affected by a big change. If they will not eat their dry food You can offer some Wet Puppy Food in with their dry. If they will not eat this, give them a little Karo Syrup or Nutrical (about the size of a dime). Do Not let Your puppy go without eating or drinking, they will become hypoglycemic and dehydrated.

The answer to this question is a resounding yes! It is very important to brush your pet’s teeth on a regular basis, using pet toothbrushes and pet toothpaste of course! You may want to know why teeth cleaning is so important. See the facts below to further understand why your pet needs his pearly whites in mint condition!

• Signs of teeth and gum diseases begin occurring in 80% of dogs after reaching the age of 3.
• Because of the fact above, veterinarians recommend yearly professional cleanings, especially as your pet gets older, along with daily brushing by pet owners to combat this.
• The serious effects of dental problems can be prevented by proactive, preventative care. Help your pet with his beautiful smile; in doing so you will be promoting overall good health!

Oatmeal Puppy Shampoo is always a good choice. It's very soothing to their skin and doesn't dry it out. Keep the water out of puppies eyes, nose, and ears. You can warm up a towel in the dryer and towel dry. I love using a portable pet grooming dryer brush. It brushes Your puppies hair while drying at the same time.

Yes, Your puppy will have 3 different dewormings and their first Puppy Shot. This will be on Your Health Record when You pick up Your Puppy.

It is suggested to bring Your New puppy within 3 days to the Vet for a complete head to tail check only. No vaccinations are given at this time, as this is still a stressful time for the pet and a vaccination could suppress the immune system.

Nausea sometimes occurs but don't be alarmed! Puppies often get motion sickness in the car. Just bring something to put your Puppy in such as a cage, tote, or box. Bring a towel or two for the puppy's face or clean up.

Yes, Absolutely! I upload pictures of Your New Family Member on our Website. Videos will be uploaded to our YouTube Channel and TikTok Page. Pictures will be updated every 2 Weeks. Videos will be updated Weekly.

Yes Please!! Absolutely it’s a real honor being able to receive updates on our past sweet little ones. It truly brings me so much joy. I cry every single time someone sends me updates. It’s hard to let some of them go. If You would let me I’d even love to maybe share some of Your pictures to our website or videos to our YouTube Channel and TikTok Page so everyone else can have a chance to see Your little love as well. Let’s keep sharing the love because the world needs more of it.

• Vet Checked
• Microchipped
• Wormed
• First Shot
• 2 Bags of Puppy Food
• Thank You Bag
• Folder
• I'm always here for the lifetime of your New Best Friend

• Vet Checked
• Microchipped
• Wormed
• 2 Shots
• 1 bag of kitten food
• Folder
• Thank You Bag
• 30 Day Free Insurance
• I'm always here for the lifetime of Your New Furry Friend

• I shop from Ryanspet.com
• I personally use the Andis Excel 5 - Speed + Professional Dog Grooming Clippers
• Andis ceramic Edge blades
• Cooling Spray
• Nail Clippers
• Nail Grinder
• Ear Cleaning Pads
• Poodle Pet Comb

This is a Fantastic question for your Vet. Every Vet is different so I would advise you to call and ask your vet.

• Your Puppy Will Have Her/His First Bath
• Anal Glands Emptied
• Dried Using a Pet Dryer
• Groom Which includes
  • Cleaning Ears
  • Shave Under Ears
  • Shave Paws
  • Clip Nails
  • Grinding Nails
  • Shave Next to Eyes
  • Shave Private Parts
  • Shave Belly