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in Health & Diet, TipsIs My Cat Healthy?
A cat’s behavior is the best indicator of a change in health. If you notice any change in behavior such as lethargy or decrease in activity don’t hesitate to contact your veterinarian.
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in Health & Diet, TipsHow to Tell if Your Pet’s Teeth Need Cleaning
Did you know your pet is five times more likely to have periodontal disease (also called gum disease), than you are?
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Natural Cat Food – Health Benefits
Let’s face it, natural cat food in the wild is more like the mouse they catch and present as a gift than the wet or dry food humans feed them.
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Understanding of Diabetes in Dogs
If your veterinarian has diagnosed your dog with diabetes, it is important to make some changes to his diet and his lifestyle.
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Caring For A Puppy With A Broken Leg
Puppies are careless in their early days, and they often hurt themselves because of their careless and curious nature. They would break their legs often by going onto the roads and getting hit by cars, or they would fall off any place and break a limb.
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in Health & Diet, Tips10 Most Dangerous Household Items To Hide From Your Pet
Having a pet is a big responsibility, which is not limited to eating and walking. The first thing you need to do is secure your home.
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in Health & Diet, TipsDogs with Itchy Skin – Why They Itch and How to Help
Incessant itching and scratching is one of the top reasons guardians take their dogs to the veterinarian.
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Tips to Keep Your Cat Off the Counters
Kitchen counters are a wonderland of delicious smells and fun toys to your cat. However, counter tops can hold hidden dangers for kitty.
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in Health & Diet, TipsHow to Recognize and Treat Dog Skin Infections
Your dog’s skin is actually a protective organ – the largest organ in the body. When this barrier is compromised, the stage is set for infection.
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Busting Four Myths About Dry Cat Food
There are a lot of myths about dry cat food but we will try to explain why some of them are so wrong.
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in Health & Diet, TipsWarning Signs of Depression In Dogs
Though there isn’t any proper researches available on dog depression, but you can certainly tell a dog is depressed when he sleeps all day long in a corner after his pack mate dies.