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If you own a dog or cat, you’ve likely heard that your pet is getting their distemper vaccine and just went along with it. But what is this deadly virus, and how can you protect your pets from it? Canine distemper claims the lives of many puppies, with mortality rates reaching up to 50% in severe cases. Feline distemper is even ...
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As a cat owner, you might believe that keeping your feline friend indoors shields them from all dangers and health issues. While indoor cats are generally safer from many outdoor hazards, they still require vaccines and preventative care to ensure a long, healthy life. Let's dive into why vaccines and regular veterinary check-u...
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Thousands of families across the United States experience the joy and companionship that pets bring into their lives. This number continues to grow each year as more and more Americans open their hearts and homes to new pets. If you're among those looking to add a new four-legged friend to your family, adopting a dog or cat fro...
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Have you noticed your cat coughing, wheezing, or having trouble breathing? Just like humans, our feline friends can suffer from asthma, too. As a matter of fact, the most commonly diagnosed incurable respiratory disorder in cats is asthma. This chronic respiratory condition affects approximately 1% to 5% of cats.
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Every family is unique, and when it comes to finding the perfect pet, there's no one-size-fits-all solution. Whether you’re looking for a playful kitty to entertain the kids, a loyal companion to snuggle up with, or an elegant feline to grace your home with beauty and charm, there's a cat breed out there that’s just right for yo...
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When it comes to our feline friends, the old saying "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" is accurate. For most of us, our cats are more than just pets—they're a member of the family. Unfortunately, cats are masters at hiding their ailments. They don’t tell us when something is wrong. As a veterinarian, I find whiske...
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Despite the misconception of cats being aloof and solitary, owners often have a deep bond with their cats, and prioritize their health, happiness, and well-being above all else. One essential aspect of prioritizing your cat’s health is understanding what constitutes a healthy baseline for your cat and how regular blood work can ...
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As a veterinarian, I often encounter feline patients struggling with thyroid issues that can significantly impact their cat’s health and quality of life. Two primary thyroid disorders affect cats: hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism. Understanding these conditions, their symptoms, and treatment options can help cat owners provide...
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Are you thinking about welcoming a feline friend into your life? Cats are fantastic companions, offering everything from playful antics to comforting purrs. And since June is National Adopt a Cat Month, now is the perfect time to welcome a furry family member into your life.
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Eyes are one of the most important parts of the body that dogs and cats depend on. Aside from helping your pet achieve the cutest pout to beg for treats with, eyes are important for helping your dog or cat recognize their surroundings and navigate the world around them. But sometimes trouble can arise in the form of eye disorder...
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