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What Causes Parvovirus In Your Dog And What To Do When They Get It
Parvo – What Every Dog Owner Needs To Know If you have a dog or puppy, you’ve most likely heard of parvovirus when taking your pet for their routine vaccinations. Most vets recommend that puppies get three vaccines for parvo beginning at six weeks of age. Because parvo is a common illness among young puppies […]
read moreCHECK YOUR CHIP DAY – AUGUST 15th
August 15th is “Check the Chip” day to remind you for the importance of not only getting your pet microchipped, but also of making sure that the information connected to that chip is updated and correct. Us humans often do the right thing and get our dogs and cat’s micro-chipped, but when we move or change […]
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Keeping Your Hamster or Gerbil Safe in Your Home
Both gerbils and hamsters are easy to look after which is why they are popular pets. There are 5 different species of hamsters that are commonly kept as pets, including Syrian hamsters and Dwarf hamsters. There are multiple species of gerbils as well, but the one most commonly kept as a pet is the Mongolian gerbil. […]
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PRODUCT SHARE: Anion Comb for Pets
Another Kiko tested, Pet Safety Crusader approved product: The Anion Comb for Pets! We’ve all heard opposites attract, right? Well, when you brush your precious dog or kitty cat, friction caused by the brush creates positive static electricity and when hairs have the same positive (+) polarity, they repel and cause the fur to […]
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Paws off the Barbie!
Firing up the grill is one of the most fun, and delicious perks of summer! It can, however, be a dangerous time for your pets: the possibilities of burns, skin irritations, eye trauma, choking, and ingesting harmful foods, bones, and objects, including grilling tools and food wrappers. Take precautions to ensure a fun time […]
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The Greatest Techniques to Prevent Your Dog from Consuming Poop
Although having a pup in your natural life is wonderful, there are some drawbacks as well. The fact that pups may be somewhat disgusting is one of the drawbacks. They consume a wide variety of foods and also leave behind some rather revolting disorders. You understand what I’m speaking about if you own a pup. […]
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WATER SAFETY: In it, Not Enough of It or Too Much
In Water Quoting TheDogPress.com from March 25th, 2019… “It’s not just hunger, being cold, wet, and abandoned, dogs can’t live long without water and in 2019’s record-breaking floods, the flood water is poisonous…In addition to bacteria from so many dead and decaying animals, [it has been reported that as] You get closer to the house […]
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DIY Swimming Lessons for Your Dog: Pet Water Safety
Just because your dog’s last name is “Retriever” doesn’t mean he knows how to swim! You can however, help him beat the heat during those dog days of summer with swimming lessons. That’s right! Kids take swimming lessons and now your dog can too. An estimated 10,000 dogs drown each year in the United States […]
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How Pet Training Can Keep Your Dog Safe
Being a pet owner is an exciting and adventurous journey because you can develop a wonderful forever relationship with your pets. When you arrive home from work, they will wholeheartedly greet you with physical affection, which reduces stress and allows you to relax. These domesticated animals can also accompany you as you stay fit, make […]
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Fourth of July
Keep Fido & Fluffy Safe This Fourth of July The weeks before and after the Fourth of July are among the busiest at Animal Shelters across the country. Fireworks can be fun for you, but dangerous for your pets. In addition to the tips below, make sure ID Tags are accurate and easy to read and […]
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Summer Plants that are Dangerous for Pets
Many common garden and landscaping plants are hazardous to your dog. Delightful to look at and sniff, if your pet ingests any plants on this list, he may experience vomiting, diarrhea, breathing difficulty, bloody or abnormal urine, hypersalivation, weakness, or something else not normal for him. It is a must for you to call your […]
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How an Emotional Support Animal Can Help Veterans Cope?
If you’re a veteran struggling with mental health issues, you might be wondering if an emotional support animal (ESA) could help. An ESA can provide companionship, love, and support, which can be extremely beneficial for veterans dealing with conditions like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, and depression. In some cases, an ESA can even […]
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