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As veterinarians, we witness the silent suffering of countless animals every day. We see the scars of neglect, the fear in abused eyes, and the desperate hope for a better life. Animals can’t speak for themselves, so we, the guardians of their health and well-being, feel a profound responsibility to be their voice. National Just...
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As temperatures drop and the days get shorter, it can be tempting for both owners and pets alike to cozy up inside for a season-long hibernation from activity. A warm fire, cozy blankets, and your pet curled up by your side; who wouldn't want to spend every day of winter like that?
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Pet owners share an unshakable bond with their animal companions and, more often than not, prioritize their health and wellbeing just as much as any other member of their household. After all, 97% of pet owners in the United States say their pets are part of their family.
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From their uncanny ability to inhabit boxes and their silly whiskers to their love of laser pointers and their crazy catnip personas, cats provide their people with endless hours of love and entertainment. As cat owners, you want to return the favor by giving your pets long and healthy lives. February is National Cat Health Mon...
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Often overlooked but immensely important, dental health is a key piece of the puzzle in your dog’s overall well-being. In this blog, we're not just brushing up on the basics of canine oral hygiene; we're digging deeper to uncover why keeping your canine’s canines clean is crucial for more than just a winning smile. From the link...
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Fleas and ticks may be tiny, but they can cause big problems for our furry friends. As responsible owners, it's crucial to prioritize flea and tick prevention to keep our pets happy, healthy, and itch-free.
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Bloat is a condition most commonly seen in dogs. It is a life-threatening emergency that can lead to the stomach twisting (also known as gastric dilation and volvulus or GDV for short), commonly mistaken as "GVD." As pet owners, understanding this condition's signs, causes, and preventive measures is vital for keeping our belove...
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These days, it seems like there’s a “national day” for everything, from Alien Abduction Day to National Apricot Day. However, one of these unique days has grabbed the attention of the veterinary community and dog owners — National Peanut Butter Day.
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Many pet owners associate grooming as essential only in the summer, when high temperatures mean ensuring your pet has a light coat to ease the heat. However, grooming is equally important during winter, when cold temperatures and snow mean your pet should retain vital body heat and keep skin hydrated. From a thicker-than-usual c...
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National Unchain a Dog Month is a rallying cry for a collective commitment to elevate the lives of our canine companions. As veterinarians, we do more than provide healthcare services for pets. We also advocate for the overall well-being of animals. That’s why we are writing this blog post to discuss the profound impact of Natio...
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