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Laser Therapy Can Be An Effective Treatment For Your Dog's Joints

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As your dog becomes older, he or she may begin to experience joint pain. If you have tried everything else, you may want to consider having your dog undergo laser therapy. How Laser Therapy Works When your dog has joint pain, low-level laser therapy can help alleviate the pain by stimulating cells and encouraging blood circulation. This blood circulation can help reduce pain signals. Those who have dysplasia, tendon damage, and arthritis can all benefit from laser therapy.…

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Four Ways To Reduce Your Cat's Stress Levels

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Stress can affect cats just as significantly as it affects humans. If your cat is feeling stressed out, they might pull their fur out, over-groom themselves, act out by urinating outside of the litter box, or even experience significant weight gain. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways you can reduce your cat’s stress levels – including the following. Provide isolation from other animals. Cats who feel threatened by other animals need a place where they can get away from these other pets.…

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4 Things All Pet Owners Need To Know About Vaccinations

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No matter what type of domestic pet you have, there’s a good chance there are specific vaccinations recommended by your vet to keep your pet safe. For example, most dogs and cats should be vaccinated against rabies once every year or every three years (depending on the vaccine used). Keeping your pet up-to-date on vaccinations helps to protect your pet’s health, as well as the health and wellness of those around you.…

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How To Relieve The Symptoms Of Atopic Dermatitis In Your Dog

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If your dog is suffering from atopic dermatitis, you may be wondering what you can do to help your pet. Itching, scratching and watery eyes are typical symptoms of this condition and they can make your dog uncomfortable. Fortunately, there are ways in which you can help to alleviate these symptoms in your pet. Avoid Allergens While it may not be possible to completely avoid all allergens, there are a few things you can do to reduce exposure.…

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Stay Safe Kitty: How To Protect Your Feline Companion During The Holidays

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During this festive time of year, you’re probably planning parties, and decorating your home. What you might not know is that the things you’re doing around the house could be putting your cat at risk. Cats are particularly susceptible to injuries and illnesses during the holiday season, especially once the decorations go up and the parties begin. Don’t risk your cats health during the holidays. Here are four things that can be harmful to your cat.…

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The Holidays Are Coming: What To Get The Dog That Has Everything

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The holidays are almost here. Have you picked out the gifts for your favorite canine family member? If you haven’t, it’s not too late. You still have plenty of time to pick out the perfect gift. Don’t settle for the traditional chew toys, festive sweaters, and beds. Although those are good gifts, there are some gifts that will be even better than choices for your canine companions. Here are just four suggestions for the dog that has everything:…

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You've Got To Stop Eating So Much: How To Stop Your Dog From Overeating During The Holidays

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If you’re watching your weight, you know that the holidays are notorious for making you overeat. Not only do you have all the dinner parties to attend, but you also have all the treats to prepare for your own dinner parties. It’s enough to sabotage the diets of even the most health-conscious. While you’re busy worrying about your own overeating, it’s important to remember your canine family members. You may not realize this, but overeating can be devastating for your dogs.…

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3 Myths About Fixing Cats

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If you have a cat and haven’t had it spayed or neutered, you might be trying to decide whether to do so or not. While spaying and neutering your cats can help to prevent unwanted litters of kittens from being conceived, pet owners sometimes wonder if the negative things they’ve heard about the procedures are true. If you’re trying to separate fact from fiction, read on to learn about three of the most common myths about cats being spayed and neutered:…

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The Dos And Don'ts For Caring For Your Horse During Fireworks Celebrations

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Fireworks can cause some horses to freak out, while others seem to barely notice them. How you care for your horse depends on your unique animal. Follow these dos and don’ts to keep your horse calm and well during the next fireworks celebration in your area: Do Try to Learn About Your Horse’s History with Fireworks The best indicator for how horses will behave during an upcoming event with fireworks is how they have acted in the past.…

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Can You Have A Cat Spayed While It's In Heat?

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Getting your cat spayed is one of the best decisions you can make as a pet owner. Cats live healthier lives if they’re spayed, and experience a much lower risk of certain cancers. However, if your cat is currently in heat, you might be wondering if you can get them spayed or if you have to wait. Read on to learn more about whether or not this procedure can be performed on cats in heat.…

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