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7 Signs Your Pet Has Arthritis

If your pup seems a little under the weather, or if your cat seems less energetic than normal, then you may want to check your companion for signs of arthritis. Arthritis is one of the most common ...
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Can I Get COVID-19 From a Pet?

Coronvirus, Corona Virus Disease, COVID-19—whatever you call it, it’s completely changed the way we live and interact with other people. Experts and officials believe that the newest ...
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The Unique Connection Between Dogs & Their Companions

We have all heard that dogs are a man’s best friend, but have we ever stopped and actually thought about what this means? Say you have a golden retriever at home. Have you ever noticed the ...
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Does Your Horse Have PPID?

As warm weather envelops the country, it’s important for horse owners to look for the signs of PPID. Also known as Cushing’s disease, PPID stands for pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction. ...
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Does your Dog have Mange?

Does your Dog have Mange? Mange is a disease transferred to dogs from mites. It causes inflammation, skin lesions, genetic disorders, and problems with the immune system. There are two types of mange: ...
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rabies

Rabies is a serious condition that affects many animals in the United States. This article can help to answer some pressing questions about the nature of rabies. If you suspect that your pet may have ...
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The Dangers of Leaving a Pet Inside Your Car

Many of our four-legged companions love riding in the car—and maybe you love to take your pets with you. While bringing your dog along for the ride may sound like a fun idea, here's what you ...
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How to Keep Your Pet’s Teeth Healthy

Did you know the condition of your pet's teeth is essential to his or her health? Just like you, your pet only has one set of adult teeth, and poor hygiene can lead to serious medical problems. If ...
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The First Veterinarians: A Brief History

Humans have relied on our animals for thousands of years—first as food, then as labor, and then as companions. From the moment human beings decided raising animals was easier than stalking them, ...
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Pets and Antifreeze Poisoning

Roughly 90,000 animals suffer from antifreeze poisoning every year, according to the Humane Society. It only takes a few tablespoons to poison an average-sized dog, causing acute kidney failure or ...
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Keeping Your Pet Safe on Car Rides

Every year, hundreds of pets die from heat exhaustion because their owners leave them in parked vehicles. Most people don't realize that the temperature inside your vehicle can rise by nearly ...
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Why You Should Always Take Your New Pet to the Vet

Getting a new friend is always an exciting time for you and your household. Newly acquired pets can end up being a fantastic long-term addition to your family. While owning a pet can be a worthwhile ...
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Advantages of Spaying and Neutering Pets

When you decide to spay or neuter your pet, you're helping to control the pet homeless population, which has reached epidemic proportions in the United States. Because we have too many cats and ...
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All About Dog Park Etiquette

A lot of dog owners will attest that their dog's favorite thing to do is to spend an hour or two in the sunshine at the dog park. While a trip to the dog park can be great because your dog gets ...
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Considering Crate Training?

If you're new to the concept of crate training, you may be wondering why people do it. After all, isn't a dog much happier having free reign of the house or backyard? Believe it or not, crate ...
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Dangers of Frostbite in Cats & Dogs

Cats and dogs have fur, but it's a common misconception that they can handle freezing temperatures. While there are large dog breeds, such as the Alaskan Malamute that are naturally equipped for ...
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Horses and Broken Bones

In the past, it was very difficult to treat fractures in horses, and often a broken bone meant the horse had to be euthanized. Fortunately, advances in veterinarian medicine and technology has made it ...
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Increasing Your Dog’s Lifespan

As dog owners, we want what's best for our pet. We show them love, bring them on car rides, and feed them the best dog food we can afford. Some of us give our dogs lots of love and attention, ...
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Cats and Depression

You probably don't have difficulty reading dogs because they're pretty much happy all of the time, unless of course their owner goes on vacation, or they're rehomed and moved to a ...
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Adopting a Retired Racing Greyhound

Greyhounds are gentle and loving, and because of their short fur, they don't shed a lot, which makes them an excellent choice for warm climates. Greyhounds are generally good around children and ...
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