Fall in is full swing, and Halloween is rapidly approaching. With many of the usual festivities of the season being called into question during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, it may come as a comfort to dog lovers that those miniature bumblebee, princess, and superhero outfits are still in all the pet stores and costume shops […]
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Daylight Savings Time has ended, winter is on the horizon andhe cold weather has rolled in. But no matter what time of year it is, dogs still need their exercise. Which means their human caretakers need to know how to adapt their dog walking routine to the colder months. Over the years, more and more
What exactly does this mean? Being a responsible pet owner is much more than just providing adequate water, food and shelter for your pet. Domestic pets are completely dependent on their owners for their welfare. Understand the commitment involved in adopting a pet. Research the average lifespan of the animal you are interested in and
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A great time to educate clients about some common household pet toxins and to brush up on your toxicology knowledge. if you suspect your dog has been poisoned, call your nearest emergency veterinarian immediately and follow their instructions. When you call, the vet may instruct you to give your dog a counteractive substance, fluids to
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What is heartworm? Heartworm disease is a serious disease that results in severe lung disease, heart failure, other organ damage, and death in pets, mainly dogs, cats, and ferrets. It is caused by a parasitic worm. How do dogs get heartworms? Only by the bite of an infected mosquito. There’s no other way dogs get
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