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Fireworks and Your Pet: Prepping Your Pooch for Independence Day

Fireworks may be exciting and fun for you, but your furry friends will likely disagree. The big booms and crackling noises that accompany Fourth of July fireworks can be …

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Celebrate National Adopt a Cat Month

June is recognized as National Adopt a Cat Month, and it holds a significant reason for being designated as such. This particular time of the year coincides with the …

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A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding Different Dog Breeds

Dogs are undoubtedly one of the most beloved and popular pets worldwide, and it’s not hard to see why. They are loyal, and affectionate, and make excellent companions for …

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Spring Pet Care Safety

As the flowers bloom and the temperatures rise, spring is a time for new beginnings and renewal. It is also a time when pet owners must be aware of …

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10 Hot Trends and Topics in Veterinary Medicine

Veterinary medicine, like other industries, evolves with technology and advancement. Over time, trends and focal points change. Vets are changing a lot of techniques and methods in veterinary medicine …

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4 Common Types of Bone and Joint Conditions in Pets and How to Treat Them

Like humans, dogs and cats can have problems with their bones and joints. Whether it’s due to old age, getting injured, genetics, or a congenital defect, there are many …

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Why Adopting A Pet Is Beneficial

You’re ready to invite a new pet into your home — that’s great! A new cat, dog, or another animal friend will enrich your family’s lives in ways you …

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Will My Plant Kill My Cat?

Plants not only make the air we breathe, but they also help create a calming space within a home. The act of caring for plants is relaxing in and …

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Adopting a Senior Pet

Senior dogs and cats can have different health conditions than younger pets. Some of the common diseases of a senior cat include kidney disease, cancer, heart disease, hyperthyroidism, hypertension, …

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