National Pet Fire Safety Day is July 15th!
In the case of a fire, NO ONE has time to start trying to remember what they need for their pets.
While these tips pertain to fires, they are relevant for any disaster, including tornadoes, floods, wildfires, and hurricanes. Our greatest hope is you will never need these tips, but if you do, a little planning ahead can make a big difference to you and your furry family member.
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Pets and the Novel Coronavirus
When the current outbreak of novel coronavirus disease, or COVID-19, first came to light in December 2019, researchers indicated that animals were the likely source of the virus. So people are naturally asking, "Can my pet contract and transmit this virus?" That question has become even more valid after one dog - the pet of an infected owner in Hong Kong - recently tested "weak positive" for the virus.
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Help Your Pet With “The Back to School Blues”
Help Your Pet Get Gold Star Behavior When You Head Back To School
Summer Vacation is starting to come to an end. Your house may be bustling with back-to-school energy, and your pets will notice. They may not know exactly what you are preparing for, but they feel the change coming. Not only are you learning a new schedule as you head back to class, but your pet will be as well. Here is some information to help you and your pet avoid the "Back to School Blues."
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Dog Fleas and Ticks: Get Them Before They Get You!
How Do I Know If My Dog Has Fleas?
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Overgrooming In Cats
Overgrooming in cats is something that a lot of owners discover by accident or it’s found by a veterinarian on a cat’s physical exam much to the owner’s surprise.
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What Your Veterinarian Needs You To Know About Your Dog’s Weight
We often hear of the obesity epidemic plaguing the U.S., and unfortunately, the issue extends beyond humans. According to the American Kennel Club, 56 percent of dogs are overweight or obese, and fueling this canine health issue is the fact that many dog owners don’t even realize their pet is overweight.
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Is Your Cat Acting Strange? Behavior Changes That are a Red Flag
Cats are creatures of habit, which means a behavior change is likely to be noticed by their owner fairly quickly. Unfortunately, cats are stoic animals that go to great lengths to hide illness; therefore, a noticeable behavior change can indicate that a disease has progressed to an advanced stage.
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What Is Leptospirosis And How It Can Affect Your Dog
What Is Leptospirosis
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