Love Your Pet. Take Them to The Vet.

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You love your pet and want what is best for them. A good veterinarian wants the same thing! Veterinarians have the education and resources to diagnose illness in your pet and recommend the appropriate treatment for your pet's unique situation. Whether your pet has a small cut, a cough, or a case of diarrhea, you can turn to your vet for answers. We are not veterinarians ourselves, but we do have a burning interest in veterinary care. That's why we compiled the articles on this website, which focus on all aspects of pet health and veterinary science. From vaccines to flea treatments, we cover it all.

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Buying A Feline From An Online Ad: How To Succeed With The Skill And Cunning Of The Cat Itself

17 November 2020

Buying anything online can be risky, but when you' …

Think Your Cat Might Be Overweight? Steps To Take

20 October 2020

When you are a cat owner, you want your cat to be …

Simple Tips To Prepare Your House For A New Puppy

21 September 2020

Taking on the responsibility of a puppy is a big d …

Hip Dysplasia in Dogs: What You Should Know

10 August 2020

Many dog owners assume that their dog will be fit …

4 Signs Your Dog Has Allergies

15 July 2020

Just because your dog is covered in a coat of fur, …

Buying A Feline From An Online Ad: How To Succeed With The Skill And Cunning Of The Cat Itself

17 November 2020
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Buying anything online can be risky, but when you're buying an animal, you need to be very cautious. Take the right steps to ensure you end up with a four-legged friend you love, that doesn't come with too many health risks. Talk To Your Local Animal Clinic First Not only might your own vet have information on a cat or kitten that needs a good home, but it's also a good idea to get pointers on how to tell if an animal you're looking to buy has fleas, ear mites, and other contagious, potentially dangerous and oft expensive conditions you'll need to address. Read More

Think Your Cat Might Be Overweight? Steps To Take

20 October 2020
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When you are a cat owner, you want your cat to be and stay as healthy as possible. However, sometimes all of the love and treats you give them may lead them to be overweight or chubby. If this has happened with your cat, there are some steps that you can and should take to deal with the situation and help your cat get to and maintain a healthy weight. By following these steps, you can be sure you are doing everything you can for your cat's health and well-being. Read More

Simple Tips To Prepare Your House For A New Puppy

21 September 2020
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Taking on the responsibility of a puppy is a big decision because your furry family member will be with you for several years to come. Preparing for the big day when your puppy arrives at their new house will help prevent any unnecessary disasters and ensure the puppy's transition to their new environment runs smoothly. Here are a few simple tips to help you prepare your home before your new puppy arrives. Read More

Hip Dysplasia in Dogs: What You Should Know

10 August 2020
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Many dog owners assume that their dog will be fit and healthy at all times. And while this is hopefully true, dogs like any other creatures, suffer from various health conditions. One condition common in many breeds of dog is hip dysplasia. Learn some of the important facts about hip dysplasia in dogs so you can be prepared if your dog ever develops this condition. What Is Hip Dysplasia? Hip dysplasia is a condition in which the hip joint is deformed. Read More

4 Signs Your Dog Has Allergies

15 July 2020
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Just because your dog is covered in a coat of fur, carries dust and dander in his fur and on his skin, rolls around in the grass and eats just about anything doesn't mean he is immune to allergens. Your dog could potentially have allergies and they may present differently in dogs. If your dog has allergies, there are a few signs you should watch out for. Read on for a few of these signs. Read More

Love Your Pet. Take Them to The Vet.