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How to Get the Most Out of Your Vet Appointment
Of course, you want to get the most out of your vet appointment. You made an appointment and took off work. Then you got your dog into the car or your cat into it’s carrier. You saw the doctor and had an exam, got your medications and paid your bill. Now you’re home and realize you forgot to ask…Read More
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Pet Ear Infections 101
What Causes an Ear Infection
Most pet ear infections are actually caused by environmental allergies. Other possible causes are food allergies, swimming or lack of routine cleaning. You may have a good cleaning routine and your dog doesn’t swim but you still battle ear infections. If this is the case, talk to your veterinarian about…Read More
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How to Treat Bug Bites and Stings in Dogs
Bees
Bee stings are painful but rarely harmful. Use a credit card to scrape the stinger out. Don’t use anything to squeeze the stinger, you may release more venom. Clean the area with mild…Read More
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April is Heartworm Disease Awareness Month!
Heartworm Basics
Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal disease in pets. Foot-long worms that live in the heart, lungs and associated blood vessels of affected pets cause heartworm disease. Heartworms cause severe lung disease, heart failure and damage to other organs in the body.
Dogs are the natural host…Read More
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5 Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day with your Dog
Valentine’s Day isn’t just for humans. Our furry friends need a little love too. Who doesn’t love their pets just as much as their significant other? Why not spend some time with your dogs and cats this year on Valentine’s Day. Here’s our top 5 ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day with…Read More
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Pet Dental Cleaning FAQs
Pets have moved out of the backyard and into the bed. As their quality of life has improved, so has the quality of their health care. Several years ago no-one had heard of cleaning a pet’s teeth. Now, it’s part of routine health care. Dental cleanings has become one of the most common procedures we perform. Here are the answers to…
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