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Preparing your Pet for a Veterinary Visit
Veterinary visits are incredibly important in protecting the health of your pet. However, veterinary visits can be stressful for your pet, which can cause them to act out. It can be particularly beneficial to ensure that you take the steps to prepare them for the veterinary visit to provide the most positive veterinary experience […]
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Keeping your Pets Safe in the Summer Heat
As the temperatures have crept upward, we have seen an increase in the number of dogs with burnt paws from walking on hot asphalt. It is crucial to be aware of how easily your pets can become burnt due to hot temperatures and take the steps to keep your pets safe in the summer heat. […]
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How to Keep your Dog Safe While Hiking
With the current events going on in the world, hiking is growing in popularity. It is a great activity for staying in shape and getting out of the house! When you take your dog hiking with you, it is incredibly important to take the extra steps to help keep them safe. Here are a few […]
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How to Keep Pets Safe on the 4th of July
As the 4th of July quickly approaches, you may be wondering how the holiday will impact your pet. The 4th of July is a particularly dangerous holiday for pets, due to the hazardous substances used in fireworks, as well as the fear that fireworks often invoke in pets. In fact, many shelters state that July […]
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Is your Dog Sensitive to Sounds?
Dogs often have incredibly heightened senses, especially when it comes to their hearing and sense of smell. This can cause your dog to react extremely negatively to loud sounds, especially when they are unexpected or unfamiliar. You may not have even noticed the sound that has triggered their reaction, which can further complicate identifying […]
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Signs of Cancer in Animals
It can be extremely difficult to detect the early stages of cancer in your animals. Unfortunately, it is incredibly important to detect cancer in the early stages in order to provide the best chances of successful treatment. The more cancer settles in, the more difficult it will be to treat. This makes it extremely beneficial […]
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