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.

Latest Posts

Three Things Your Overweight Feline Could Face

19 June 2020

Chubby cats, or "chonkers" as they're often called …

Why Isn't Your Dog Eating Or Drinking? What You Can Do To Help

19 May 2020

Your dog needs food and water to maintain his ener …

How To Get Your Cat Through Its Teething

20 March 2020

Kittens, like humans, grow in multiple sets of tee …

Signs Your Rabbit Needs To See The Vet

29 February 2020

Rabbits make lovely pets. They require a bit less …

3 Signs That Your Feline Friend May Be In Dental Distress

21 February 2020

If you've recently welcomed a tiny feline friend i …

Three Things Your Overweight Feline Could Face

19 June 2020
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Chubby cats, or "chonkers" as they're often called these days, are adorable, but that doesn't mean that they're necessarily healthy. Cats need to be at a healthy weight in order to live as long and as comfortably as possible. If your cat is carrying some extra pounds and you think there's no harm in it, consider whether you're willing to have your cat face these conditions. Heart Disease As with humans, one of the biggest threats facing cats when they're overweight is heart disease. Read More

Why Isn’t Your Dog Eating Or Drinking? What You Can Do To Help

19 May 2020
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Your dog needs food and water to maintain his energy and to keep up with his health. If your dog, who usually runs in for his bowl of food, stops eating suddenly or hardly eats anything at all, it's an issue that needs to be looked into. There are a number of reasons why your dog isn't eating or drinking. Some may have to do with his own health, while others could simply be because he doesn't like his dog food. Read More

How To Get Your Cat Through Its Teething

20 March 2020
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Kittens, like humans, grow in multiple sets of teeth over the course of their lives. First come the kitten teeth, or milk teeth, which get a kitten through the early days of its life. Then come the adult teeth. If your kitten is starting to gain its adult teeth, here's what you need to know in order to get them through their teething. Don't Be Alarmed Many pet owners don't know this, but when kittens' adult teeth start to come in, they lose their baby teeth the same way that humans do. Read More

Signs Your Rabbit Needs To See The Vet

29 February 2020
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Rabbits make lovely pets. They require a bit less attention than dogs and cats, and they tend to have friendly, engaging personalities. However, like all other pets, they do require veterinary care from time to time. Rabbits' health can decline quickly without care, so it is important to know the signs your rabbit needs vet care so you can call and get the necessary care promptly. Runny Nose A runny nose is a bad sign in a rabbit. Read More

3 Signs That Your Feline Friend May Be In Dental Distress

21 February 2020
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If you've recently welcomed a tiny feline friend into your home, you're undoubtedly looking forward to spending many happy years with your pet — and this means making certain that your new kitten receives the proper vaccinations, is fed a nutritious diet, is treated for any possible parasites, and is on a good preventive dental health program. In the past, cat owners simply assumed that cats' teeth required no special care because cats typically don't suffer from oral health issues, but recent advances in veterinary technology have shown this to be untrue. Read More

Love Your Pet. Take Them to The Vet.