You should take your new puppy to the vet within 48 hours of adopting it. Most breeders, shelters, and rescues have a small window when they guarantee the health of the puppy, so it is best to get it checked during this time in case there is something wrong with it. Even if there are no guarantees, you should still get the puppy checked within this time frame so you can catch any possible health problems as soon as possible. Your vet will explain about the necessary vaccinations, feedings requirements, and any other health problems facing your puppy, such as worms and parasites. Feel free to ask your vet any questions you have about owning the specific breed you have or about puppies in general. When you adopt your puppy, ask the breeder, shelter, or rescue what they were feeding your puppy while it lived there. This will help make the transition easier on your puppy. The puppy will already be stressed because it is changing its environment and leaving its family, so making sure its food stays constant will help make any stomach issues it experiences better. Try to at least start the puppy on the food it was accustomed to before. If you want to change its food, do so gradually by weaning it off the other food and feeding it more of the food you want it to have. Just make sure you are feeding it puppy food, not adult dog food. If the puppy has diarrhea, but seems healthy otherwise, don't worry. This is a common response to stress. However, if the diarrhea continues for more than 24 hours or if the puppy seems unwell, take the puppy to a veterinarian. There are some diseases that are common in puppies, such as parvo, distemper, kennel cough, and gastrointestinal issues. The more severe conditions, such as parvo and distemper, have vaccinations that fight against them. This means it is imperative that you get your puppy vaccinated as soon as possible. Other issues can be combated with a healthy and balanced diet. This helps keep the puppy's immune system up, which helps it fight any possible disease that could attack it at such a young age. If you notice any change in behavior, any general listlessness, or excessive diarrhea or vomiting, take your puppy to the vet immediately. The earlier you catch an illness, the better the puppy's chances are.

Summary: Take your new puppy for a checkup. Get the right food. Watch for sickness.

You'll want a space where the cat can at least see outside. If you have a sunroom or a closed-in porch, that can function as the perfect catio. The cat will be able to see birds and squirrels, which will keep them entertained for hours. A window can be a great fit for a catio. If you rent, you may not be able to add a catio without the permission of your landlord. If it is an easily removable catio, this might not be a problem, but if you are building onto the house, it will likely need permission. Permits may also be required by the city or home owners' association. Contact your local permit office to get more information. If you don't have a sunroom or closed-in porch, you may have to build or buy a catio. Many places have design plans you can buy, as well as pre-designed catios that you simple have to install. If you're making your own, you'll need a screen that a cat can't claw through, wood for structural support, and a hard piece of material for the base. You can always make the base cushy, once you have the basic support. Make sure you measure your window before ordering a pre-made catio. When you have your catio, install it in the window. If you've measured correctly, this should be as easy as installing a window air conditioning unit. You'll want to make sure that there is no space around the catio for the cat to escape. If the catio doesn't fit perfectly, place some kind of firm barrier that the cat can't move in the space. Make sure there are no cat-sized spaces for the cat to escape. Also make sure the catio has enough structural support. You might want to place something that weighs the same as your cat or cats in the catio to see if it remains stable. Shake the catio to make sure it's firmly in place. The last thing you will want is to come home and find your cat has escaped. Don't forget to make sure that other animals, especially predators, can't get into or dislodge the catio. This is important for a couple of reasons. Letting the cat go for a test run while you're home will allow you to see if there are any problems that could arise while you're gone. It will also let you see if your cat even likes the catio and how your cat interacts with it.

Summary: Choose a space for the catio. Get any necessary permits or permissions. Order or build a catio. Install the catio. Check to make sure the catio is secure. Let your cat go for a test run.

These boxes are simply yes or no selections where you can click your answer. If you didn't get prescription lenses or custom order your eyewear, you can select no for both of these. If you did, select yes for the appropriate question. If you got your lenses from an optometrist, it's likely that they are prescription lenses. The SKU is a unique identifier for each Oakley product, and it's used to differentiate between the different products manufactured by the company. The SKU is located in different places depending on the kind of eyewear. For standard eyewear, the SKU is located on the inside of one of the stems, and it can be found on the label of the box that the eyewear came in. For custom eyewear, the SKU will be listed on the receipt or packing slip. It is labeled "Overall Style Number" and listed above the rest of the products on the slip. For goggles, the SKU is located on the label of the box that the goggles are packaged in. If you can't find the SKU, you can look it up by finding your product on the Oakley website, or calling Oakley Customer Care at 800-403-7449. Input the customization and prescription information for each product as well as the individual SKU for each. This is an easy way to register all of the products from one shopping trip at the same time. If you have different products purchased at different locations or on different dates, you will need to register them separately and provide images of each individual receipt. Once you have double checked all of the information that you typed, you can select to receive promotional emails and then submit your registration. After submitting, you will receive a confirmation email at your provided email address. If you don't receive an email, check your spam folder and make sure that the submitted email was correct. If you submitted the wrong email, re-enter your information with the correct email address or contact Customer Care at 800-403-7449 for more assistance.
Summary: Select whether the product is custom or prescription. Type in the SKU number on the product carefully. Select "Add another product" if you have another item to register. Click "Register" at the bottom of the screen to confirm your information.