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As veterinarians, one of the most common concerns we hear from animal owners is how to protect their furry friends from fleas and ticks. These parasites not only cause discomfort and itching, but they can also transmit diseases and infest your home. Without proper treatment, they can make your four-legged family members (and oth...
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Anyone who has been blessed with a pet that has made it into the golden years of life knows that as time progresses, things can become more difficult for our beloved furry friends. One thing that some dog owners may see with their dog is a disease called degenerative myelopathy.
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While owning a dog means plenty of cuddles, playtime, and neighborhood walks, it also comes with immense responsibility. From staying up-to-date on vaccines and clipping nails to brushing teeth and grooming, they require regular care to ensure good health and happiness. Cleaning your dog’s ears is one task that falls under the n...
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Leaving your pet at home when going on vacation or a business trip can be anxiety-inducing for any pet owner – especially if it’s for more than a day or two. However, there’s one thing that pet owners and veterinary professionals alike agree on that can help ease your worries and set your pet up for a stress-free experience: lea...
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If you have a large or deep-chested dog, you might have heard your veterinarian or even other pet owners talk about the risks of bloat. Despite the name, bloat is a serious and rapidly progressing condition that affects more than 36,000 dogs each year, and sadly, 30% of those cases are fatal.
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Many people assume that cats lead exceptionally carefree lives, but the truth is they are surprisingly sensitive creatures. Stress and anxiety can affect cats more than we realize, often triggered by subtle changes in their environment or routine.
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The decision to spay or neuter your cat is considered one of the most impactful decisions you can make as a pet owner. Spaying or neutering not only helps control the pet population, reducing the number of homeless animals, but it also offers numerous health and behavioral benefits for both male and female cats. From lowering th...
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If you have a dog, you most likely have seen them limp or refuse to put weight on a foot at some point. Dogs run, jump, and sometimes take a risky tumble, leaving them a bit stiff for a day or two. Most of the time, a quick vet visit brings reassurance that it’s nothing but a tweak. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. For...
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A Guide For Pet Owners Learning About Kidney Disease In Cats And Dogs When we think about vital organs required for life in most animals, the heart may be our first thought. However, there are organs just as important that don’t quite get the same amount of attention, like the kidneys. In our pets, the kidneys filter waste, bal...
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Ever wonder which pet reigns supreme when it comes to grooming drama — cats or dogs? If you have, you're not alone! It's a common debate about whether dogs or cats are the higher maintenance pets, and grooming considerations make up a large part of the argument for both sides.
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