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How do I know if what I’m feeding my pet is OK? Is it better to do homemade food? What ingredients are good?
These notes are provided to help you understand the diagnosis or possible diagnosis of cancer in your pet.
Do I really need to continue my pets tick prevention in November and December?
We all understand the appeal of the retractable leash. Your dog is free to toodle around and enjoys themselves while you enjoy a peaceful walk.
Consider which available boarding option best suits your pet’s lifestyle. Some offer a sitter that will come to your house for walking, feedings and social time.
Cats love to have their own space to sleep away the day while their owners are busy at work making money to buy them new toys.
Just like in humans, the number one thing you can do for your pet’s oral health is brush those pearly whites!
Tremorgenic mycotoxicity is a major concern in the spring as the ice and snow melt and reveal the moldy “treasures” underneath.
Arthritis is one of the most common concerns that we see both our canine and feline patients for. It manifests itself in many different ways.
We field many “my pet ate this, what do I do?” phone calls over the holidays. One of the main offenders, other than chocolate, is Poinsettias.
Nothing makes veterinary staff cringe more than hearing a pet owner talk about “anesthesia-free’ dental cleanings.
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