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Understanding Vet Care For Dogs And Cats

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Understanding Vet Care For Dogs And Cats

Hello everyone, I’m Megan. Welcome. I would like to use this site to talk to you all about vet care for dogs and cats. As soon as I bring my pets home, I make an appointment with the vet. The first appointment allows me to establish care and discuss a good vaccination schedule for my animals. The vet performs a thorough examination to confirm my pet is in good health. Throughout my pets’ lives, I bring them back to the vet for diagnosis and treatment when they are ill or injured. My site will cover pet illnesses and injuries along with the tests and treatments used for each medical condition. Thanks.

3 Tips To Ease Your Mind If You’Re Worried About Dropping Off Your Reptile At A Boarding Kennel

3 July 2016
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Pet boarding can be a fantastic option if you're going to be away from home and are concerned with your pet receiving the best quality care. While in-home pet sitting is one option, you may not like it due to having to keep the air conditioning or heating on in your home, along with security concerns as you likely won't have a pet sitter at your home all day. If you've decided that a boarding kennel is the best fit for your reptile pet, you'll need to take your time to make sure that you choose the ideal kennel so that your exotic pet is well cared for. Read More 

Didn’t You Just Feed That Cat? Why You Should Not Ignore Her Ravenous Appetite

1 June 2016
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When your cat's appetite diminishes, your concern escalates as you stuff her into the carrier and set off to consult with your veterinarian. A sudden and sustained decrease in appetite is usually a sign of trouble brewing. While owners in the opposite scenario are quite happy to see their cats gobble their food with gusto, a sudden and sustained increase in appetite can also be indicative of an underlying health problem and should be evaluated by a veterinarian. Read More 

How To Avoid Having A Ruff Time With Your New Puppy

1 June 2016
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If you are bringing home a new puppy, you want to be sure you take the appropriate steps to get your puppy off to the very best start possible. This means being set up for immediate basic care and doing what you can to keep the puppy healthy. This article will give you some pointers on how you can easily achieve both of these goals. Preparing for your new puppy Read More 

3 Things Cat Owners Need To Know About Urinary Tract Infections

1 June 2016
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Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are infections that affect the organs and tissues that urine passes through before being eliminated. The bladder, urethra, and even the kidneys can be affected. You probably already know that people can develop UTIs, and you may have suffered from one yourself, but you may not know that cats can also get them. Here are four things cat owners need to know about UTIs. What are the signs of UTIs in cats? Read More 

Not Just Looks: 4 Major Health Benefits Of Proper Dog Grooming

1 June 2016
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It's time again for that biannual trip to your favorite dog groomer. Everyone knows that keeping pets can be time-consuming and expensive, but those comb-and-clip bills sure do add up. Why do it? The way your dog looks is important, but proper grooming is about so much more – it really is a fundamental aspect of dog care that can't be ignored or shoved down the priority list. Here are four major ways that grooming helps protect your precious pooch's overall health. Read More