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Engaging a dog's mind can be as essential as physical exercise. Mental stimulation helps prevent boredom, reduces anxiety, and promotes better behavior for our pups. It inevitably helps prevent destructive behaviors that often stem from a lack of mental engagement. Regular mental stimulation can enhance your dog's cognitive abil...
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Choosing the right dog is a big decision, especially for families. While a playful puppy might seem like an automatic win to a bustling household, it’s important to consider your lifestyle, living arrangements, and future plans before settling on a new furry addition for the family.Â
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Many dog owners love including their dogs in some fun summertime activities, like beach days, pool parties, and BBQs. While the vibes of these outings are typically fun and carefree, pet owners should always be aware of hidden dangers lurking at these events, especially BBQs, as they present some serious risks for dog choking ac...
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It’s no secret that traveling by car can be dangerous. In fact, motor vehicle accidents are one of the top three leading causes of preventable injury-related death in the United States. Ensuring the safety of all passengers, including your furry friends, is crucial when hitting the road. Proper car safety for pets not only prote...
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Summer’s here! While you’re lounging on a beach or exploring a new city, your furry friend might be having their own adventure at a boarding facility. Boarding is a fantastic option for keeping your dog happy and safe while you’re away. However, one thing can put a damper on their fun: kennel cough.
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When it comes to the 4th of July, most resources available online are geared toward pet safety, and with good reason. This fun summer holiday can present a number of risks and dangers for dogs of all breeds, sizes, and ages. But the 4th of July doesn’t haven’t to be all doom and gloom for pet owners. In fact, there are a number ...
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In veterinary medicine, not all conditions are as simple as the name might suggest. One of the best examples of this is the condition of swimmer’s ear.
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Every year, millions of pets across the US go missing, leaving a trail of worried pet parents and heartbroken families. July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness and empowering pet owners to keep their furry companions safe.
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If you're a dog owner, you've likely witnessed the hilarious spectacle of your furry friend suddenly bursting into a wild sprint around the house or yard. These moments of intense, positive energy are commonly known as "zoomies." But what exactly are zoomies, why do they happen, and what do they mean? Let’s have some fun today...
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