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Finding The Right Vet

After my dog started having health problems, I decided that I needed to take his medical care more seriously. Instead of simply taking him to the cheapest clinic, I started looking around for a veterinarian that actually specialized in his symptoms. I was able to find an excellent doctor that actually understood what my pet was going through, and it was a huge relief. The doctor was able to treat my little friend's condition, and he gradually recovered. This blog is all about the importance of taking your pet to the right veterinarian, not just the most convenient one. You never know, it could save your pet's life.

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5 Things You Should Know About A Kitten With Intestinal Worms
14 October 2016

Are you unsure why your kitten has suddenly starte …

What To Do If Your Cat Or Dog Bites A Pet Bird
31 July 2016

Pet birds can be great companions, but dogs and ca …

3 Things To Consider When Choosing A New Veterinarian For Your Dog
23 July 2016

Before choosing a veterinarian to care for your do …

4 Tips For Caring For Your Puppy After She Is Spayed
9 July 2016

Adding a puppy to your family can be an amazing ev …

Is Swim Therapy Right For Your Dog?
21 June 2016

Swim therapy, or hydrotherapy, is not something ne …

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5 Things You Should Know About A Kitten With Intestinal Worms

14 October 2016
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Are you unsure why your kitten has suddenly started vomiting so much? You might want to make a prompt appointment with a veterinarian in case a condition known as intestinal worms is the problem. If intestinal worms are not treated, the symptoms can become worse and possibly lead to hospitalization. Take a look at this article for some helpful information about intestinal worms in kittens. 1. What Intestinal Worms Are Read More 

What To Do If Your Cat Or Dog Bites A Pet Bird

31 July 2016
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Pet birds can be great companions, but dogs and cats can view them as toys or even prey. Even with careful attention, your pet bird may become the victim of a bite or attack. Providing the right emergency care will help to keep your pet healthy. Here are a few things to remember if your bird is bitten by another pet. Move The Bird To A Calm Setting A cat or dog attack can be traumatic and stressful for a bird. Read More 

3 Things To Consider When Choosing A New Veterinarian For Your Dog

23 July 2016
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Before choosing a veterinarian to care for your dog's health as he ages, it's a good idea to schedule consultations with multiple care givers first. This will give you an opportunity to compare each vet side-by-side to determine which is likely to give you the most bang for your buck. Here are a few things to consider during the process of choosing a veterinarian: Flea Management If you're like most dog owners, you worry about fleas throughout the year because once an infestation sets it, the pests are tough to get rid of. Read More 

4 Tips For Caring For Your Puppy After She Is Spayed

9 July 2016
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Adding a puppy to your family can be an amazing event—dogs are incredibly loving and loyal companion, and a new puppy is sure to bond with the whole family. When you get a female puppy, you will have to think about getting her spayed, preferably before she begins having heat cycles. While spaying is a major surgery, there are many benefits, such as never having to worry about unwanted litters of puppies, not having to deal with the hassles that come with a female dog in heat, and an increase in protection against reproductive diseases in your dog. Read More 

Is Swim Therapy Right For Your Dog?

21 June 2016
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Swim therapy, or hydrotherapy, is not something new to humans, and it has been used as an alternative treatment for animals with certain health problems. If your dog has certain health issues such as hip dysplasia, arthritis, or foot pain or is either recovering from surgery or getting ready for surgery, then you might want to consider swim therapy as part of his treatment. This therapy has a wide variety of benefits for dogs with these conditions including the following mentioned below. Read More