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Protect Your Pets on the Fourth of July
America loves to celebrate its birthday with pizzazz, and we all look forward to fireworks, cookouts, pool parties, sparklers, and merriment. While this sounds wonderful to most people, July Fourth can be one of the scariest and most dangerous days of the year for pets. Whether you’re hosting a party or attending festivities, take the…
Read MoreSpring and Summer Allergies in Pets
The family wants to be outdoors during spring and summer, enjoying the sunshine and warm weather. But, unfortunately, allergens also abound in this ideal environment. Trees, grasses, weeds, and insects can all trigger allergic responses in both you and your pet, limiting your outdoor fun. How can your pet enjoy the spring season without needing…
Read More9 Surprising Things You Didn’t Know About Heartworm Disease
The landscape of heartworm disease is rapidly changing, and it can be hard to keep up. That’s why we’ve put together a list of old ideas about the disease that new information is challenging. We’re committed to bringing you the latest heartworm disease information to help you do the right thing for your pet. Myth…
Read MoreProtecting Your Pet from Fleas and Ticks
Fleas and ticks can be quite a nuisance, but they can also transmit dangerous diseases to your family—both human and furry. Understanding how they grow, as well as how to prevent and treat potential infestations, can help keep everyone in your home safe. What are fleas and ticks? Fleas are insects that live on and…
Read More8 Steps of a Veterinary Dental Cleaning
Even if you faithfully brush your pet’s teeth, we cannot overemphasize the importance of regular dental cleanings. Dental disease—the most common clinical condition to affect pet dogs and cats—can be devastating to your pet’s health. The good news is that dental disease is completely preventable with routine oral hygiene and professional dental cleanings. When your…
Read MoreWhen to Worry About Your Dog’s Anxiety
Just like their human owners, dogs have a variety of personalities. Some are gregarious and will happily greet everyone they meet, while others may hide behind their owners when strangers approach. Some are laid back and mellow, others are more high-strung. While it’s normal for pets to express their natural personalities, excessive negative emotions can…
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