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As summer winds down and classes start again, it’s not just our kids adjusting to the new schedule, our pets are too. After a summer of lazy mornings, long walks, and extra attention from the kids at home, the sudden …
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The 4th of July is almost here and while we may love 4th of July celebrations, the loud noises can create severe anxiety in our furry friends. Sadly, every year many frightened pets also become lost during the festivities. Here …
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Summer is one of the best times of year for people and pets, but if you’re not careful, it can also be a dangerous time for your pet. To make sure everyone has a fun and safe summer, I wanted …
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As a veterinarian, pet parents often ask me what they should be doing in order to help keep their pets healthy while saving money. Here are some smart ways to reduce veterinary costs without compromising your pet’s health.
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You drive an electric car, have solar panel and bring your own bags to the grocery store. You care about greenhouse gases and your carbon footprint but what about your pet’s carbon pawprint? April 22nd is Earth Day. Here are …
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As the weather warms up, you and your pets will likely be spending more time outdoors. While spring brings sunshine and fresh air, it also comes with some seasonal hazards. Keep your pets safe by watching out for these common …
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Our pets give unconditional love every single day and ask for so little in return. This Valentine’s Day show your pets some love. Here are some great gifts to show your pet how much they mean to you.
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When winter weather sets in, it’s important to remember that our pets feel the cold too. From freezing temperatures to toxic chemicals on sidewalks, colder months can pose real risks. …
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Finding the perfect holiday gift for your pet can sometimes feel a little overwhelming. After all they can’t exactly hand us a wish list, and with so many options out there, it’s hard to know where to start. To make …
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November is American Diabetes Month®. Diabetes is not just a human disease; dogs and cats also suffer from this all too common disease. In fact, estimates report that diabetes affects about 1:200 cats and 1:300 dogs nationwide and it is
