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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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3 Steps To Take If Your Dog Is Bitten By A Rattlesnake

11 April 2016
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The weather is warming up. It's time for you and your dog to start spending more time outside. It's also time for snake activity to increase. If you and your dog spend a lot of time hiking, you may come in contact with rattlesnakes. Unfortunately, since dogs are naturally curious, your dog could end up with a rattlesnake bite. If your dog gets bitten while you're hiking, you'll need to act fast. Read More 

3 Tips For Getting Your Community Cats Immunized

11 April 2016
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Community cats are often a mix of stray and feral cats. If you've been caring for them for a while, some of the ferals may not regard you as a threat. But they definitely aren't lining up to get their immunizations updated. Immunizing an entire colony can be time-consuming, but it helps when you have a system in place for catching the cats and ferrying them to their appointments. These tips can help make the job easier on you and the veterinarian. Read More 

Protecting Your Cat From the Common Cold That Never Goes Away

5 April 2016
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If you've ever had a cat before, chances are you know that cat vaccinations can help protect your kitty from potentially fatal diseases like feline leukemia and AIDS. However, it might surprise you to learn that one of the core cat vaccines can also protect your cat from the common cold. Read on to learn why it's so important to protect your kitty from getting this virus before they can be vaccinated, and why they should be vaccinated as early as possible. Read More 

4 Tips To Keep Your Dog Safe This Spring

30 March 2016
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As spring and summer approach, new hazards will be presented that could affect your dog. Here are a few tips to keep in mind to keep your dog safe this spring and summer. Watch Out For The Heat Just like humans, dogs can get heat stroke. When you take your dog outside with you, make sure that there is some shade for your dog to rest in. You should also bring out your dog's water bowl so that your dog can cool off. Read More 

Summertime Care Tips For Dogs Between Grooming Visits

30 March 2016
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If you have a dog that loves the outdoors, sometimes this can lead to more work when it comes to keeping your dog clean and safe throughout the summer months. If your pet has a standing appointment with the dog groomer, there are a few things that you can maintain between visits in the summer months. Here are three quick grooming tips you can keep up on at home between trips to the professional groomers. Read More