Animal Care 101: Veterinarian Tips

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How To Introduce Your Cat To A New Baby

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If you’re expecting a new child, you might be experiencing some anxiety about whether your cat will be accepting of the baby. Cats can experience anxiety or territorial behavior if they’re not gradually introduced to a newborn. Read this guide to help your cat get accustomed to your baby. Scent First One of the best things you can do when introducing your cat to a new baby is to avoid having them meet face-to-face at first.…

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3 Reasons To Visit A Vet Before Moving Out Of The Country With Your Cat

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If you’re anticipating moving out of the country, there are several things that you’ll need to be responsible for in order for the move to go smoothly. If you have a pet cat that you’re planning on bringing with you to your new home, you need to consider the work that’s involved in transitioning to a new country with an animal. Transporting animal laws can differ country-to-country, so you should consider the following reasons why a vet visit should be made a priority before booking your travel tickets.…

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Older Dog Has Fleas? Keep Your Pet Safe With This Information

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If your beloved older dog has fleas, you might not know how to treat your pet’s problem safely.  Fleas can cause numerous health problems for older dogs, especially pets with thin or dry skin. Your pet can develop an intense itch in their delicate skin. If the bites become infected, your dog may suffer even more. Here are ways to keep your pet safe from flea bites. Moisturize Your Pet’s Skin…

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3 Signs Your Cat Is Stressed Out and How to Reduce the Stress

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Cats may sometimes seem like laid-back and disinterested creatures, but kitties can become stressed just like anyone else. As a responsible pet parent, it’s a good idea to be able to recognize the signs and symptoms of stress in your cat so you can deal with the problem as quickly as possible. Doing so will help you to prevent your cat from experiencing unwanted strain in its life that could have an impact on its health.…

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Going Away For The Holidays: A Care Guide For Dog Owners

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If you’re planning a holiday getaway to see family or friends but can’t bring your faithful pet dog with you, you need to make sure you do what you can to properly prepare your pet for the separation. Your dog will need their physical needs met, but they will also need to feel confident that nothing is wrong and that you will return. This care guide can help your dog adjust to alternative care and interruption in routine as smoothly as possible.…

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What To Do When Your Dog's Been Quilled By A Porcupine

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Your dog may enjoy spending time roaming your large property, barking at smaller animals and rolling in interesting smells. However, a rural setting can go from canine paradise to purgatory very quickly when our dog encounters porcupine. Spines can often sink in deep, usually in your dog’s face, causing bleeding and swelling. If you see your dog with several prickles and don’t know what to do, this guide can help you give your dog the care they’ll need to get better.…

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4 Reasons To Keep Up With Routine Vet Appointments

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If you’re a pet owner, you likely love your fur ball just as much as the rest of your family members—if not more. It’s important that you take your pet to the vet on a regular basis to ensure they’re healthy and happy. While your pet may seem well, there may be issues present. Your vet can also help your pet live an even better life. Keep reading to better understand the reasons as to why you should keep up with routine vet appointments.…

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Are Fleas To Blame For Your Cat's Diarrhea?

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Fleas can do a lot of negative things for a cat. They can spread blood-borne diseases, cause anemia, and make a kitty feel itchy all over with flea dermatitis. Unfortunately, that’s not the limit of what a flea can do to a cat. If your cat has diarrhea and fleas, there’s a good chance that the two are connected. Read on to learn how fleas can cause diarrhea and what you should do about it.…

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3 Common Signs Of Canine Separation Anxiety

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Most people know when they are feeling anxious or stressed. You may experience a rapid heartbeat, tightness in the chest, and clammy skin. While these signs are noticeable for humans, your dog will not be able to display these same symptoms. Separation anxiety is actually a very common form of emotional distress that affects an estimated 20 percent of the nation’s dogs. Of course, this anxiety disorder occurs when you (and other members of the family are not around) so you may not know they are in this type of emotional distress.…

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Prevent A Catastrophe - Feline Grooming Tips

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Your ball of fluff (kitten or cat) needs to be cared for and groomed, even though felines groom themselves, you should be doing some of that work too. Cats need a little bit of help here and there to keep their fur looking fluffy and smelling clean. Of course, most cats don’t really like water, so you may need to take your cat to a groomer or veterinarian for help with some of these tasks.…

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