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Valentine’s Pet Safety Tips
“The look” melted Steve’s heart as he savored his Valentine chocolates with his Sheltie, Dixie, looking on. For this loving pet dad, telling his furry angel, “No!” grew increasingly difficult as Dixie whimpered and whined, licking her tiny lips and cocking her head in the cutest way possible. Wanting what was best for his pup, […]
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4 Tips for Bringing Home Your New Best Friend
Deciding to bring home a new furry friend is the start of a beautiful journey for you and your new pet. No matter where you adopt from, with a little extra time from an extra special person, your furry pal can have a life full of love. So how should you prepare and what should […]
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Common Skin Conditions in Cats and How to Deal with Them
Cats are an incredibly popular pet; there is a reason why people often describe themselves as a ‘cat person’ or a ‘dog person’ because these two animals definitely corner the pet market. While there are a number of benefits to having a cat as a pet, there are other things that you should be aware […]
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How Much Does It Cost to Consult a Vet?
The costs of veterinary care vary by state, and pet owners can find lower-cost options in some areas. However, the cost of vet visits can be a big concern for many pet parents, especially in times of need. Sick vet visits usually consist of a physical examination, diagnostics, and treatment. They may also include blood […]
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What to Look for in a Healthy Dog Food
A major concern among dog owners is how to properly feed their dog and ensure that their pooch is getting the right nutrition. This is one of the biggest costs associated with dog ownership, with even just regular kibble costing over thousands of dollars throughout the dog’s lifetime. Other than getting the right dog, choosing […]
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8 Simple Strategies for Improving Your Dog’s Behavior
Did you know that undesirable behavior is the leading cause of owners relinquishing their dogs? However, according to veterinary science research, around 72 to 85 percent of dogs exhibit what are considered “problem behaviors.” Problem behaviors can refer to anything that ranges from normal canine behavior (e.g., barking) to behaviors that have medical or […]
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You Want Me To Brush My Doggie’s Teeth?! YUP, and Your Cat’s Too!
February is National Pet Dental Month, but it is a cause you should embrace 365 days a year! According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, more than 98% of dogs & cats with bad breath suffer from gum disease, and 80% of them develop it before they are three-years-old. Dental problems are painful and can […]
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Change a Pet’s Life Day
January 24th is a special day set aside to encourage adoptions and create awareness for animals in need. There are many ways you can change a pet’s life, no matter your budget or skill set, so pursue some of these all year long, but choose one to do this month to make a difference in […]
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Answer Your Cat’s Question Day: Things Your Cat Wants to Know
More than 600 million cats share the planet with us, and although we have cohabitated for close to 12,000 years, cats and humans don’t always understand each other. Researchers at Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine say that a cat’s brain is actually more similar to the human brain than to a dog’s brain, yet […]
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Breeders’ vs Rescues: Where Should You Get Your New Cat From?
Once you decide to add a pet to your family, it’s important to consider your options before you actually adopt! In addition to thinking about how old and active of a four-legged friend will best fit into your lifestyle, you must decide whether to get the cat from a breeder or a shelter. In recent […]
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What You Need to Know About De-Icing Salts to Keep Pets Safe
If you live in cold country, you know that snow and ice removal can be accomplished by melting, scraping or shoveling the cold, wet, slushy or hard stuff away. Adding chemicals to it first, can make the job a whole lot easier! The purpose of these chemicals is to lower the freezing point of water. […]
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NATIONAL PET TRAVEL SAFETY DAY
January 2nd is National Pet Travel Safety Day, but also a great time to assess and upgrade best practices for transporting your dog or cat safely. Whether you travel to the vet or groomer, head to the park or hit the road for a vacation, take precautions as thousands of animals are injured or die […]
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