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How Long to Keep Dogs off Fertilized Lawn


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a Dalmatian dog laying in the grass

The spring and summer months are a great time to be a dog. Warmer weather means more outdoor time, especially for owners with fenced-in yards or long ropes that allow them to go outside and sniff around to their hearts’ content. However, not every aspect of the warm season is good for a dog. To […]

Why Is My Cat Sneezing?


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A black and white cat sneezing

Taking care of a cat involves several aspects of its health and well-being. Of course, it consists of many cuddles, naps, and playtime. But sometimes, some things might make you worry. For example, do you have a cat that sneezes? It can happen, and it isn’t always something to worry about. But sometimes, it is. […]

How to Know if Your Dog Is Dehydrated

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White dog drinking from a water bottle

Caring for your furry friend is a top priority for responsible and loving pet owners. Dehydration is a serious concern for dogs, just like humans. It can affect dogs of all ages, particularly those living in warm climates or undergoing strenuous activity.   When dogs are dehydrated, it leads to significant health issues like – […]

Stages of Parvo

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Dog laying on the couch.

Canine parvovirus type 2 (CPV), causing the disease “parvo,” emerged in Europe in 1976 and rapidly spread worldwide, causing an epidemic of myocarditis and gastroenteritis in dogs. It can also infect wild canines, such as coyotes, wolves and foxes, and other animals, including raccoons and skunks. CPV is related to feline panleukopenia virus (FPV), which […]

How to Strengthen Old Dogs Hind Legs

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dog and man walking away

If you get a pup when they are just a pup, it’s hard to imagine them as anything other than little bundles of energy and cuteness. Often, we fall in love at first sight with our new companions, and that love only grows more profound as we grow old together. But, as with everything else, […]

Why Is My Dog Throwing up Blood?

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The Dog Is Sick, The Dachshund Lies In The Hands Of The Owner

Dogs are our best friends, and when they aren’t feeling well, it gives us a significant cause for concern. Sometimes we indeed over-worry. Animals, especially those curious ones like dogs, tend to eat things that otherwise would be ill-advised. As all pet owners know, this can cause an upset stomach or, even worse, vomiting. There […]

What is Ophthalmology Vet?

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A Veterinary Ophthalmologist Makes A Medical Procedure, Examines

Most people know that there are large animal vets and small animal vets, with some practicing under the same shingle. However, did you know that there are also ophthalmology veterinarians, or animal eye specialists, focusing solely on your pet’s eye health? These vets keep your pet’s eyes in tip-top shape with preventative care, early eye […]

Signs You Need a 24 Hour Veterinarian

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Pet Operation In Operating Theatre With Surgeon In Vet Surgery

When you take your furry friend home for the first time, the last thing you expect is to need a veterinarian right away. After all, most pet owners hope that the number of times their pet is sick or injured stays at a minimum throughout its life. However, if you’ve adopted an older animal or […]

What is Vet Urgent Care?

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The Vet Applies A Bandage To The Injured Dog's Head

Vet Urgent Care is when pet owners seek non-life-threatening veterinary services such as a checkup or primary care from their pet’s prior veterinarian. A list of non-life-threatening conditions is provided below: Bite wounds Diarrhea or vomiting Bloat Constipation Dehydration Itchy skin or rashes Wound treatment Hair loss Pain or limping Overgrown nails Changes in behavior […]

How to Tell if Your Cat Is Dehydrated?

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A White Cat With A Black Spot On Its Head Drinks Water From The

Monitoring your cat’s water intake can be tricky, primarily if you work a traditional 9-5, but drinking water is one of the essential methods for good pet health. However, cat dehydration could be a sign of an underlying disease that causes excessive water loss.  The common symptoms of cat dehydration are: Lethargy/Weakness Sunken Eyes Dull […]