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Tips To Help Keep Your Pet Safe From Medical Emergencies

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Medical emergencies can be a serious matter for any pet owner. Unfortunately, pet owners will often be poorly prepared when one of these situations arises, and this can put their pet at a higher risk of suffering serious complications or death. In order to be a responsible pet owner, there are some steps that should be followed so that you can help to reduce the risks of these situations arising and be able to respond as quickly as possible when they do develop.

27 September 2017

A Few Things To Know About Declawing Your Cat

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Declawing your cat can be a difficult decision. You don't want to cause your cat discomfort but you don't want your home destroyed either, and your cat may not be responding to your training. Your cat's vet will discuss the pros and cons with you so you can decide if declawing is right for your situation. Here are a few things you want to keep in mind if you decide to have the surgery done.

28 August 2017

3 Surprising Benefits Of Spaying Or Neutering Your Pet

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If you're a new pet owner, or you're considering getting a pet, you may have some questions about the recommendation to spay or neuter your pet. You're probably aware of the problems with overpopulation and understand that spaying or neutering helps keep the population down so that more cats and dogs don't wind up homeless or in animal shelters. But what if you plan to keep your pet indoors or in a fenced yard, well away from other animals?

15 July 2017

3 Reasons To Have Your Dog Professionally Groomed

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One of the most beneficial services available for any dog owner is a pet grooming service, mostly because they can ensure that your pet is kept clean and healthy. Listed below are three reasons to have your dog professionally groomed. Prevent Damage To The Dog's Coat One of the most important reasons to take advantage of a grooming service is the fact that they can help prevent damage to the dog's coat.

28 June 2017

3 Things The Vet Can Do For Your Cat During A Check Up

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Owning a cat is a big responsibility, but it is also very rewarding. Cats are very loving and they can bring you a lot of happiness. If you take good care of them, they will be healthy and will make a great companion for you. One aspect of caring for your cat is to take them into the vet regularly. This article will discuss 3 things the vet can do for your cat during a check up.

20 June 2017

Puppies And Orthopedic Surgery: 4 Important Considerations You Should Make

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Veterinarians make special considerations when performing orthopedic surgery on puppies just like surgeons do with pediatric patients. Puppies are not merely small versions of adult dogs. They have physiological differences that can make surgery more challenging. They also metabolize anesthesia and heal differently than older dogs. For all of these reasons and more, puppies are different, and you should make the following important considerations when contemplating orthopedic surgery for your pet.

25 April 2017

3 Big Reasons Your Dog's Teeth Always Look Dirty

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Your playful pooch has a happy grin, but sometimes, those teeth in its mouth are anything but attractive to look at. The truth is, dogs can have problems with tartar and plaque buildup just the same as humans, but if you are like most pet owners, brushing is not something you ever really think to do. Brushing a dog's teeth can be a lot of trouble and a major stress-inducing activity for your usually happy pooch.

16 March 2017

Resolving Litter Box Issues | 2 Things That Will Stop Your Cat From Using The Litter Box

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It's not uncommon for cat owners to get upset when their feline friend stops using the litter box. But when a cat suddenly starts urinating or pooping on carpet, couches, or rugs, it means something is wrong. Sometimes, the problem is as simple as changing out the litter or moving the box to a new location. Other times, the behavioral change is a sign of a serious health problem. As a cat owner, you need to know about the two things below that will stop your cat from using the litter box.

8 March 2017

Caring For And Coping With Geriatric Cat Blindness

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Cats, like humans, sometimes experience vision degradation as they grow older. In some cases, a cat may even go blind later on in life, due to disease or other problems. While rare, sometimes older kitties will go blind relatively rapidly, going from normal sight to completely blind in a matter of days. If your cat doesn't seem to be able to see, here's what you need to know to help them.

30 July 2015