Category: Cats

Cat Health – Keeping Them Purr-fect

Hi Pet Blog Readers, Please welcome guest blogger Lilly Sheperd!  Today she has a post that asks us to be proactive in regard to the health of our friendly felines.…
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Cat Litter

What to choose when cat litter is on your shopping list Your new cat is coming home from the animal shelter tomorrow. Busily you shop, checking off the items on…
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Are You Allergic to Your Pet

Breathe easy—you can still keep your animal companion! Although more and more people are discovering the beneficial effects of owning a furry bundle of joy, the fact remains that roughly…
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Emergency Care

Unfortunately, accidents do happen. When a medical emergency befalls our furry friends, pet parents may find it difficult to make rational decisions, especially if something occurs during the middle of…
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Ear Care

Although a dog’s ears need to be regularly monitored for his entire life, a little basic maintenance is generally all that’s required to keep them clean and healthy. Canine Anatomy…
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Should You Shave Your Pet for Summer?

Nearly everywhere in America, this summer is a scorcher, and we know that as a responsible pet parent, you want to do everything you can to keep your best four-legged…
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A Poison Safe Home

A Poison Safe Home

Foods to Avoid Feeding Your Pet Alcoholic beverages Avocado Chocolate (all forms) Coffee (all forms) Fatty foods Macadamia nuts Moldy or spoiled foods Onions, onion powder Raisins and grapes Salt…
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Pet Care

Designer collars, faux-mink coats, doggie donuts―you may love the novelties, but do your pets really need ‘em? The bucks we spend on those little extras for our animal companions add…
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End Of Life Care – FAQS

My Pet Is Elderly and Will Soon Pass Away. How Can I Make My Home More Comfortable for Her? The most important thing you can do for your elderly pet…
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Utilization of Fear Free methods and protocols leads to better healthcare, satisfied clients and relaxed patients. It also reduces or removes anxiety triggers, which creates an experience that is rewarding and safer for all involved, including your pet(s), you and your veterinary healthcare team.

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