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Dogs are an integral member of our community. They are a great companion and a perfect friend; they protect our homes and even provide a seeing eye for those who need an extra helping paw. Hence, it is important to meet all their needs and make sure they have a happy and healthy life.

**So what do puppies and dogs need?**

Dogs need a healthy and balanced diet, exercise, grooming, handling, housing, medicines, vaccinations, and essential equipment. 


## How to feed puppies and dogs? 
Every dog has different nutritional needs that depend on many factors such as; size, activity level, and age. 

First of all, the dog companion should consult a veterinarian on how to feed. Every dog has special needs which need to be satisfied with their diet. 

1-The first eight weeks: Puppies should remain with their mother; their mother milk gives them nutrition and antibodies, which puppies need to become healthy. When they are four weeks, puppies begin eating solid food by mixing three parts of dry food with one part of water. This makes it easier to digest food. It is recommended to wait until they can eat solid foods before taking the puppy away from their mother. From six to eight weeks, feed the puppy 3-4 times every day. Keep in mind that food should have enough protein, calcium, and calories. 

2-After eight weeks: Feed the puppy twice daily. 

3- From three to six months: The puppy will start teething. The puppy may lose appetite. Keep feeding twice daily. 

4- From 6 months to one-year: The puppy should have food of high-quality. The first ingredient of feed should be actual meat, not a meat by-product. Keep feeding the dog twice a day. 

5- At the age of one year: Feed the dog twice a day. The dog companion should feed the dog at a designated time, using a consistent food type. That will keep him on a reliable bathroom schedule. Note that the dog's digestive system cannot handle changes in food as that may upset their stomach and even cause diarrhea. Switching to a new food must be by gradually mixing portions of both foods until all old food is out of the circulation. Fresh drinking water must be present at all times. 
Keep food and water bowls should be clean and avoid overfeeding. 


## What and when to vaccinate puppies and dogs? 

Dog vaccines are a vital step taken by companions to protect their pets from severe -or even fatal- diseases and boost the animal’s immunity in general. In the case of reproduction, vaccinating dogs is useful for protecting their puppies from any viral infection transmitted by the mother, whether during birth or through lactation. 

The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), classified vaccines to core vaccines and non-core vaccines. All dogs should have the core vaccines, while non-core vaccines are required depending on the dog's lifestyle and the current prevalence of certain diseases. 


### Core Vaccines for Dogs: 

1- Rabies: an initial dose is administered for puppies at 12-16 weeks of age, followed by a booster dose after one or three years, according to the type of vaccine. 

2-Distemper, Parvo, Adenovirus, Parainfluenza Combination of Distemper, Parvo, Adenovirus, Parainfluenza begins at 10-12 weeks, with a booster to follow every 2-4 weeks till the 16th weeks. 

A final dose at 18-20 weeks of age might be recommended. 
The first booster one year after the initial vaccination. 
Subsequent boosters at one-to-three-year intervals. 


### Non-core Vaccines for Dogs 

1-Canine Parainfluenza and Bordetella Bronchiseptica Virus: The vaccine is given as nasal spray between 8 and 16 weeks of age. This vaccine provides immunity for 12-14 months. 

2-Leptospira: A type of bacteria presents in still water and mud. It causes liver and kidney damage. At-risk dogs must have an initial vaccination and annual revaccination. 

3-Borrelia Burgdorferi: Dogs living in the endemic areas are at an increased risk of infection. If the dog is scheduled to travel to an endemic area, the vaccine is a must. This vaccine is administered as two doses 2 to 4 weeks apart. 

4-Canine Influenza Virus-H3N8 and Virus-H3N2 combination: Dogs should have this vaccine when there is potential exposure to the virus. The first dose to be administered to dogs 6 to 8 weeks old and a second dose after 2 to 4 weeks later. A booster should follow within one year if there is a sustained risk. 

5-Crotalus Atrox (Western Diamond Rattlesnake): This vaccine should be given to dogs at a clear risk of exposure to rattlesnake venom. The dose depends on the dogs' weight and risk of exposure. 


## What is the essential equipment for the dog? 

Puppies need good quality food and treats. They need a water bowl, a food dish, a large number of safe chew toys, a brush for grooming, and a comb for fleas. 

They also need a toothbrush, a bed with a warm blanket, collar with license and ID tag, a leash, and a training crate. 


## When should we give dog medicines? 

Avoid giving a dog medication that has not been prescribed by a veterinarian, and when someone suspects that the dog has ingested a toxic substance, they must call the animal poison control center. 


## How can we keep a dog clean? 

Dogs need frequent brushing. They need to bathe a few times a year. Before bathing, the dog companion should comb the dog and remove all mats from the coat. The dog companion must rinse all soap out of the coat, to avoid dirt sticking to soap residue. 

The dog breeder should check for fleas and ticks frequently, especially during warm seasons. For this purpose, using a flea comb will be excellent.


## Why do Dogs need exercise? 

Dogs need to exercise to burn calories, stimulate their minds, avoid boredom, and be healthy. Exercise needs vary based on many factors like gender, breed, age, and level of health.

Puppy and Dog Care Schedule

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Iguana is one of the most popular pet reptiles. When they are young, iguanas measure less than 30 cm. When they reach the adult size after three years, they can grow to become as long as 2 meters. 

In the wild, iguanas spend most of their lives climbing trees. Iguanas are cold-blooded animals, they need to bask their body in a warm environment every day, and during cold seasons they stay close to the ground to keep warm. 



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The high forest trees of South America are the original habitat of iguanas. Logically, no artificial environment can simulate this existence. However, pet companions can provide the love and care that can keep their iguanas happy. 

The first consideration is solitude; iguanas cherish their personal space. Hence, pet companions are advised against allowing many iguanas to share a confined environment. 
Another consideration when choosing the iguana environment is hight. 

Iguanas in the wild live most of their lives climbing trees and looking down on the jungle, so a suitable iguana environment should be elevated. It should also be wide enough for freedom of movement and edges for the iguana to climb, and for the pet companion to clean and maintain the iguana environment integrity.

The iguana environment must have multiple light sources for body temperature regulation. Aquariums are ideal for caring for baby iguana as they retain moisture well, and are easy to clean. A permanent home for an iguana can be expensive, but that might be the best choice for comfortably housing adult iguana. A 4*2*3 meters in dimensions are suitable to house most iguanas.

There are many online tutorials for building a comfortable home for iguanas. However, pet companions are urged to use suitable quality materials in their projects, such as proper swimming pools, climbing branches, shelves, and litter boxes. A suspended litter box is an excellent choice, as it makes litter cleaning a more manageable process on the pet companion.

Iguana companions should clean their pets' environment at least once a week. They should use a highly absorbent lining for the iguana environment, such as reptile bark, orchid bark, cypress mulch, sphagnum moss, rabbit pellets, and alfalfa pellet. Iguanas are tropical creatures, so they need their room temperatures at about 30°c to be able to digest food. Humidity inside the iguanas' environment should not reach below %70 to maintain healthy skin, to ensure that -pet companions are urged to- mist the iguana environment twice daily. 





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Iguanas are herbivores; high protein diets can cause kidney failure. An Iguana should have fresh food daily. The iguana has different choices of excellent quality commercial food. Pet companions are advised to mix the store-bought food with leafy greens, fruit, and a calcium supplement to provide a delicious hearty meal for their pet iguanas. 

All the food should be chopped into small pieces because iguanas swallow food without chewing. All uneaten food should be removed after 24 hours. 



The quantity of food will vary according to the size of the Iguana size. So consult your veterinarian to determine the amount of feed the iguana needs to maintain a healthy weight. And don't forget, iguanas should have access to fresh, clean water at all times, so clean the water dish daily, and make sure the water inside is clean.

Iguana Care Guide

Finding the right pet grooming service providers 

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## 6 Tips for Finding The Right Pet Groomer

We all want the best for our beloved pets to live healthy, happy, and long lives. We attain that with regular visits to the vet, spending quality time with them, and caring for their hygiene routine. Clean Pets are happy pets, and even though they are bathed and brushed at home, professionals are necessary for precise grooming and regular pet upkeep. 

A professional groomer checks everything from hair to nails, snout, and ears. Although some maven pet companions have some grooming skills, everyone agrees that a professional pet groomer is more experienced, and sufficiently equipped, to provide the pet with the needed tender love and care while grooming. 

Pet groomers are responsible for making pets look beautiful and clean: they give the pet an excellent cut and style, trim their nails, clean their ears, and check their glands. To make sure the pet groomer provides all of these services, do due diligence when researching and selecting the right pet groomer. 

### To Find The Right Pet Groomer, Follow This Simple Guideline.

#### Research
The Internet is a source to find qualified providers, a [directory](https://reapet.com/) is a resource with detailed information on price ranges, locations, and reliable reviews. Also, ask neighbors, friends, and colleagues about their experiences with their groomers. 

Find a groomer near the pet residence are to shave off commuting time and from the groomer, 

When a list of a few candidates is ready, check their respective social media outlets, there is always additional and updated information on the service provider’s website and social media accounts. Take a tour through their feeds, get to know their style, and not forget to read their reviews and posted comments.

#### Visit the groomer salon
Nothing can beat a personal experience, so before booking the first appointment, visit the place of pet groomer personally. Small things can tell if the place worth it, and these following points can help form an educated first impression:
·    Does the place smell clean?
·    Do the animals seem happy and comfortable?
·    Do they offer other pet care facilities?
·    Do they have a marked safety exit?
·    Do they keep pets in kennels?

#### Ask to see the tools
With a broader perspective on how the pet groomer workplace runs, ask to inspect the tools used. To assures that all the equipment used on the pet is safe and will not cause anxiety, stress, or other health problems.

#### Talk to the groomers
Speak with the groomer to guarantee their knowledge of the pet species and breed, and the pet’s personal needs. If the pet has any health or personal needs, bring it up to the pet groomer’s attention to address it correctly. Look for the compassionate and caring tone of voice and body language, as these things bring needed comfort for pets during grooming.

#### Specify the details
Discuss the final look of the pet and plan the style. Be specific about the pet grooming goals; consider the pet’s habits, local environment, and current season. Long hair is beneficial for colder seasons, and when the pet spends most of the day inside. While short hair is suited for summertime and mud-play. 

#### See how the pet reacts
A professional and well-trained pet groomer will be comfortable dealing with new clients. The pet should not feel stressed, although it is understandable in the first couple of visits. 

If there are notable hustle and discomfort, a change of the pet’s grooming service provider might be necessary. Animals are sensitive, and often reluctant to deal with strangers, however, professionals make the whole experience smoother and more fun. That is why one should note how their pet behaves during and after such visits.

Pet grooming is a crucial sermon that goes beyond beautification, clean nails, teach, and earlobes are parts of any pet’s health. 

Bookmark and visit Reapets own **[directoRea](https://reapet.com/) to find a list of pet groomers near you**, check their hours, read their reviews, and book an appointment now.



Tips for Finding The Right Pet Groomer

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### What is the benefit of having a cat?
Cats help people feel good, stay well, and improve their health. A short time spent with a purring cat calms people even in stressful situations. Cat companions tend to have lower blood pressure, cholesterol, and resting heart rates. When a child grows up in a home with a cat, he is less likely to develop allergies.
         
### How to raise a cat?
There is no doubt that having a cat is a great idea. Many people are very keen on having cats, even though cats are a big responsibility. So before becoming a cat companion, it is necessary to ensure that they have everything they need. These needs include feeding, vaccinations, exercise, grooming, handling, housing, medication, and other essential equipment and supplies.

### How to feed a cat?
Choosing the cat's food depends on factors that include age, activity level, physical condition, and health history. Cats are carnivores, so in the wild, they eat the prey animals which they hunt, the carcasses of an animal consist of raw meat, organs, bones, and small amounts of vegetable matter present in the gut of their prey. So cats need a source of animal protein to live in good health.

- Newly born kittens under six weeks old should remain with their mother. During the kitten development, the pet companion needs to regularly weigh the kitten and record the weight on a dated chart. 

- From the age of 4-6 weeks old, a kitten may start drinking milk with a bottle. At the age of five weeks old, the kitten owner gradually introduced soft and wet kitten food mixed with equal parts of a Kitten Milk Replacer. 

- At six weeks old, a kitten can eat canned food alone. At the age of 6 weeks, feed the kitten Three or more small meals, regularly separated throughout the day. 

- At the age of 12 Weeks, increase the amount of each meal, and gradually space them out to three meals a day.

- At the age of 6 months, gradually space out their meals to twice daily with more significant portions. At the age of one year, the cat deems an Adult to be fed maintenance food twice daily. There are many choices to feed a cat, canned, dry, or homemade food. Cats on dry food diet should consume an adequate amount of clean water. 

> Before deciding how to feed a cat, consult with a veterinarian to choose the best food for the cat. 
              
### How to vaccinate a cat?

Some say cats have nine lives; however, cat vaccination is a must to protect the cat from severe and even fatal diseases. Of course, to vaccinate a cat, consult a veterinarian first. 

According to the American Association of Feline Practitioners, cat vaccinations divided into two main categories;
1-Core vaccines: all cats should receive this group of vaccines. These vaccines protect cats of highly infectious and dangerous diseases.
2-Non-core vaccines: these are appropriate for some cats depending on their lifestyle, health status, current prevalence of certain diseases, and exposure to other cats.

#### Core vaccines:
**1-Rabies**
A zoonotic disease that is transmissible and fatal to humans. Cats are not considering a natural carrier for rabies. However, just like other mammals, they can become infected from a bite of another infected animal, and then pass it on. Kittens get the Rabies vaccinations between the ages of 8 and 16 weeks old, followed by a booster dose administrated at the age of one year and repeated annually.

**2-FVRCP** 
Including Feline Rhinotracheitis Virus/Herpesvirus 1 (FVR/FHV-1), Feline Calicivirus (FCV), Feline Panleukopenia (FPV). These vaccines are combined into a single vaccine to avoid injecting a cat multiple times. Administration of the initial dose at six to eight weeks of age. Booster doses scheduled 3-4 week intervals until the kitten is 16 weeks old and repeated one year later.

#### Non-Core vaccines:
**Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV)**
Infection occurs through body fluids such as saliva, urine, and feces from infected cats may suffer from anemia, immune suppression, and cancer. The initial vaccination divided into two doses four weeks apart, followed by a booster dose at the age of one year and repeated annually.

**Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV)**
Infection occurs by the saliva of infected cats through bite wounds. This vaccine is not as effective as most other vaccines as it contained certain strains of the virus, so give protection against some FIV infections. The initial dose is followed up by two doses (2-4 weeks) apart and then followed by booster dose annually.

**Bordetella bronchiseptica (kennel cough)**
 Infection occurs through direct contact with the nasal and oral discharge of an infected cat. This vaccine is available as intra-nasal.

Chlamydia felis: infection causes conjunctivitis and upper respiratory symptoms in cats. Vaccination is recommended in certain circumstances as the vaccine may make cats sick for several weeks. In some countries, it is part of the FVRCP shot.

### What are the basic supplies a cat will need?
Food and Water Bowls
The cat will need a wide plated and shallow food dish and a water bowl, choose smooth and easy to wash made particularly for cats. Change the food and water daily.

**Cat Scratching Post**
One of the natural instinctive behavior for felines is scratching and clawing. Cats usually scratch when they wake up, so put the Scratching Post near the cat sleeping place.

**Toys**
Hunting is a natural behavior of cats, so they need toys to have some fun. Remember to put away toys with strings after playing to keep the cat safe. A cat needs a variety of toys. Choose toys that change in texture and shape when played with, which will simulate prey.

**Litter Box**
The cat needs a generous litter box for urination and defecation. A fit box is one and half times the size of the cat. Scoop the cat litter from the box every day. A Solid litter box lasts for years.

**Cat Toothbrush**
Start brush cat’s teeth when they are young as dental disease is widespread in cats. It will be better to use a soft-bristled toothbrush once a day.

**Metal Cat Comb**
Usually, cats like their head and body brushed. There are a wide variety of good brushes and gloves available. Start slowly grooming the cat when they are a kitten.

**Bed**
Most cats seek a warm, safe place for rest and sleep.

**Cat Nail Clipper**
Remember, the cat needs trimming nails to prevent injury and damage to housewares. Ask the vet which type of clipper is best or leave it to the vet during visits.

**Cat Collar and Tags**
A collar and identification tag is necessary for all cats even they stay indoors.
To protect the cat of escaping from home. Be sure of putting the collar tightly enough to avoid loos of it.

### How to keep the cat clean?
Cats spend about 1/3 of their waking time in self-grooming. Brush the cat at least once a week. Grooming is essential for many reasons as it removes loose hair and smooths cat coat, regulates body temperature in the hot season, keeps cat coat waterproof through stimulating hair glands, and removes parasites. Remember that bathing the cat is unnecessary if the cat is clean and healthy because many cats do not tolerate it well.

Cat Care Guide

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Finding the right vet is an important responsibility not to be taken lightly. Just like the family doctor, the right veterinarian has a direct impact on the pet’s quality of life.
Understanding the pet’s needs, and making sure the veterinarian can serve these needs is important. 

Whether the pet is chronically ill or a classic case of ‘the dog ate the child’s toy,’ a good relationship between the pet and the vet is always an advantage. One should not wait for an urgent moment, when the pet is in health crises, before searching for a vet. Rather, be ready with contacts for a reliable vet, and with a good understanding of how the clinic works so the pet can get the best care

**Here is Reapet’s guide on how to pick the right veterinarian near you, what to look for, and what to avoid**

# 5 Steps every pet owner needs to learn

### 1. Know the pet needs

Pet comes first, so before searching for a vet, get to know the pet’s needs. Each species and breed has special nutritional, behavioral, and medical needs. Age also is a factor; younger pets will need vaccinations and periodic services. Older pets will need urgent care, geriatric care, palliative care, as well as pain management protocols.

### 2. What veterinary services to look for

Whether a new pet parent or relocating to a new city for work, consider the veterinary services needed to make a smart choice. After-hours, overnight, and emergency veterinary services are important. They are the assurance needed to prevent an emergency from becoming a problem

Medical tests and in house x-ray machines are important as well. Pets should not have to go to two different places to fix one health issue. If there is more than one pet to be taken care of, then search for a clinic that provides service for both species.

Inquire about the clinic’s involvement in animal welfare. Whether through a registered organization, in-house programs. Positive findings will put the mind at ease to their commitment to the pet’s welfare.

### 3. Look for recommendations



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After considering the pet’s needs and listing the veterinarian services required by the clinic of choice, it is wise to reach out to friends, neighbors, or work colleagues to ask them for recommendations. 

Inquire about red flags, such as messy waiting areas, bad smells, outdated magazines, long waiting time, unfriendliness to people or pets alike. There will be direct feedback regarding their experiences with the veterinarian and the clinic.


### 4. Figure how the clinic operates

After getting all the recommendations and reviews, and before booking the first appointment, take some time to understand how the new veterinary clinic works. Visit, call, or browse their website -as some of the information might be on their online portal, and check their policies, like billing, working hours, and available services. Doing so will give the staff a chance to demonstrate their work and showcase their ability to provide the necessary veterinary care.

### 5. Ge to know the vet





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Build a relationship with the veterinarian and the clinic by keeping with the pet’s vaccination schedules, periodic check-ups, and physical exams. Clinics are also a good source for local animal welfare pamphlets and care guides. The relationship between the pet and the vet is invaluable, and mutual understanding with the vet will give better access for veterinary services for the pet.



>  Frequent visits to the vet will grant you a favorite seat in the waiting area, but more importantly, will comfort the pet during visits and smoother subsequent vet check-ups.

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Before Choosing Your First Pet

Having a pet is a fantastic and rewarding experience. Since each animal and its needs are entirely different, how can you make sure that you are ready for a new addition to your family and home, and how to choose the right pet? 

**Ask your self the following questions:**

### Are you an active person?

Are you a committed early morning jogger? Or are you a dedicated late night binge-watcher? You should consider your lifestyle and future goals when choosing to add a pet to your equation.

If you are active and ready for a run, you should go with an energetic dog breed such as the Retriever, Vizsla, Husky, or the Labrador. Do you prefer to be cozy on the couch in the winter with hot tea, and in the summertime, you relax with sweet ice tea then a cat would be a right choice, or even one of the dog breeds that are known for their slower pace such as the Bichon Frise, Shih Tzu, or the Pekingese.

### Do you or anyone in your house members have any relevant Allergies?

Allergies are common among people, and they vary in symptoms and severity. If you or one of your households suffer from this, it is crucial to conceder when thinking about getting a new pet.
One could look into certain breeds of cats and dogs that are known to not cause allergic reactions or choose other types of animals like fish, tarantulas, and reptiles. 


### Do You Have Time? 

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If you work full time and have children, then crate training a puppy might not be the ideal commitment to add to your plate. In this case, senior dogs and retired service dogs are a superb option worth considering, they are a joy to have and just as ready to love and be loved as any puppy. But just as puppies have their own particular needs, senior dogs do as well, so be prepared to meet a new friend and enjoy their company for years to come.


### What type of pet do you connect with the most? 

Would you like a pet that is always with you, or would you prefer one with a little more independent character? While most cats like to cuddle, they also do like some alone time and sleep a lot. On the other hand, when it comes down to spending time with their person, dogs are happiest and more attached. Or is it an Iguana that you need? Maybe, if you are a laid back person who is looking for an exciting option. 

Beekeeping is an excellent option if you have space, time, and discipline. Taking care of a queen and her kingdom of armed honey makers is a great choice. If you like to be more grounded, then an Ant kingdom by your desk could be a daily reminder of our place in this universe.

### To get one, a pair, or more?

It is a frequently asked question from new pet owners — should I get two, so they have each other's company? If two pets can be accommodated by your household, budget, and schedule, bringing home a couple could be a great move to cover their social needs while you are away from the house. 



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ADOPT, DON'T SHOP

If it is your first time to care for a pet, or if you are hesitant that it might be overwhelming, there's nothing wrong with raising a single pet only. Make it up to your solo pet by paying a lot of attention to your pet while you are at home. When you are more comfortable, you can bring in a sibling, but this must be done with considerations. For example, old cats can misunderstand introducing a young kitten to the equation. On the other hand, a young adult dog can get short with the new puppy, or be rough while playing.


Things You Should Know Before Choosing Your First Pet

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Introducing directoRea

Greetings pet lovers, enthusiasts, and Pet Hoomans! 

At **Rea**pet, we are excited, proud, and happy to announce the launch of our first service:


## What is directo**Rea**?

directo**Rea** is your go-to listing website and service where you can find near-by service providers for all your pet’s needs, from grooming to boarding, from vets to walkers and sitters! This is the one place where we got you covered!

## Who is it for?
directo**Rea** caters to all pet owners and different kinds of pets, if there is a service provider for your pet, chances are you’ll be able to find their details here.

## How does it work?
It is simple to use! directo**Rea** listings have advanced search and filters (whether it is by type of service, location, or more). We want to make your life easy and your pet happy!

1. Select your country from the available drop-down menu in the header
2. Select your city
3. Select the desired pet service 

and hit the **Search** button to view all the available results around you, where you'll be able to view information and contact the perfect pet service provider to schedule your next pet care session.

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## What to expect?
Our soft launch service is mainly a listing website where we want to understand how you search for services and what you look for. However, this is not it! We will continue to develop awesome features and services and you can expect to be able to use directo**Rea**, not only to find the best service provider but also to book an appointment and pay online.


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Oh well, if you are, then contact us to find your shop listing and start to verify your information. 
If your pet business is not listed, do not worry, you can [register your business](https://reacords.reapet.com/signup) and start getting more bookings from awesome pet owners.
As a service provider, keep an eye for our future service releases where we are going to link the directo**Rea** service with your booking management tool and complete CRM (**Rea**cords).

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From the team at **Rea**pet, much love, and looking forward to helping you keep your pet healthy and happy!

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Introducing libraRea

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Welcome to libraRea, this is where we will be posting articles, periodicals, multimedia content, and valuable publications.
 
We started this part of our website with one simple goal in mind, that is to create a place for pet owners, service providers and welfare advocates to read, share and contribute knowledge and experience, and we decided to call this section libraRea, pronounced "library", instead of just a blog or a magazine, because we intend to bring more than the ordinary blog to our readers, adding a variety of content for all our users which constitute of a mixed audience, also libraRea fits well with our Reapet branding philosophy, we hope that you will like what you will see.


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To establish a friendly navigational hierarchy, libraRea consists the following sections:

Pet Owner Corner

Pet Business Corner

Animal Welfare Corner

As part of our mission to empower animal rescue and pet care with technology, we promise to provide content of high quality over quantity, and aim to maximize the value of your every reading minute on our platform, free of click baits and marketing manipulation, we are also aware of the fact that most of you don't like a long body of text, so we will also try to keep it short and simple.


While the platform is growing and bootstrapped, we have plans to soon introduce publishing tools for professional writers to share their content and expertise by posting on libra**Rea**, for the community, by the community, if you believe in the value of reading, if you love pets and consider your self an interesting writer,  if you are interested in becoming an early contributor, reach out to us to let us know when you are ready to share your content.




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Until one has loved an animal a part of one's soul remains unawakened.  Anatole France (1844-1924)

## Ready

Pets have become an integral part of our human family construct. More families now have pets than ever before, we care for them and love them as ‘specially-abled’ adopted children. We appreciate the value of their individual lives as we see their influence on our personal happiness and even our biological children’s emotional development. Hence, I am delighted to invite you on a mission to empower animal rescue and pet care. Our motive is our dedication to animal welfare and quality of life. We are thrilled to introduce Reapet; a pet care platform and technology engineered to empower our companions and provide them with the services they need for a better life.

We are a group of pet advocates. In 2018 we decided to evolve from discussing the needs of our life companions and do more. We decided to create a platform that helps our pets and their friends to utilize the technologies available and use it -just as we do every day- to improve their quality of life, and quality of the services they require.

Whether you are a pet owner, a pet-service provider, a shelter, or someone who enjoys watching animals bouncing freely in an off-leash in a public park, feeding wild animals in a public garden or on a hike if you are a person who appreciates the lives of all our fellow animal comrades, and values their basic rights this space is dedicated to you.

To do this we started with a simple checklist that barely included the services they need and the channels needed to connect them with their service providers. However, launching a new venture is to deliver an idea in a physical form, and much like birth, our checklist appeared to grow bigger and faster as our idea evolved and grew. The idea is now a growing physical being, and we -the pet advocates and enthusiasts- are now this newborn nervous system.

## Reaveal

Derived from the possibilities provided by cloud computing, digitization, and mobility, and fueled with a passion for animal welfare and technology, we founded Reapet, Inc as technology startup with multiple pillars to serve separate pet care stakeholders:

**Reapet Platform:**
- directoRea for finding nearby pet care service listing ( public directory)
- [LibraRea ](/blog) Pet care blog for content publishing starting with this very prelude (public library)
- [Reacords CRM](/reacords) for Pet Care and Animal Health Professionals (pet business software)

**Coming soon:**
- Reascue Portal for Animal Shelters 
- Reatail Marketplace for Pet Products

## Realease

Starting with  **Rea**cords, a cloud  CRM (Clients Relations Manager) tailored for pet care professionals and veterinary clinics, which allows the pet care business/service provider, to manage relations with your clients, register their pets and easily organize and share bookings, Reacords, invoices with pet owners.

Reacords CRM serves as an end-to-end productivity stack for vets, dog walkers, pet sitters, pet groomers, dog trainers, pet photographers, pet transporters, etc.  with the individual "Reacord" as the central building block of the platform, and pets as the heart of it.

Reacords is the leading solution bundled onto the Reapet Platform, released as a beta version for the pet industry service providers, and scheduled to go out of beta to a fully loaded release early in 2021.

As a pet service provider, you can now [ sign up to create a user account, register your business](https://reacords.reapet.com/signup) to start adding clients, pets, Reacords and calendar events in a couple of minutes on an organized, intuitive interface, and robust performance on any device

Your complete business profile, contact info, and address will be listed on directoRea to allow pet owners to seek and easily find you, as well as providing exposure for your business.

For more information please do not hesitate to drop us a hello@reapet.com



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