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From Flea Meds to Lyme Disease: A Vet Blog

Have you ever thought about how many different diseases it is possible for your pet to contract? Dogs, for example, can get Lyme disease, salmonella, parvo, canine herpes, and a whole array of other viral infections. Plus, they are prone to parasitic infestations such as fleas, roundworm, and heart worm. Vets, amazingly enough, know the ins and outs of all these diseases and ailments. This knowledge makes them the best people to protect your pet and keep him or her healthy. Learning a bit about vet care can help make you a more responsible, capable pet owner, so feel free to check out the articles on this website, which is dedicated to vets and pet lovers alike.

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Ways To Prevent Ticks From Infecting Your Dog With Lyme Disease This Summer

8 June 2022
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Your dog's life is directly in your hands. When you aren't taking care of your dog, there's only so much your dog can do for itself. You are responsible for your dog and its health in order to ensure it has a long and healthy life. Part of taking care of your pet is to prevent diseases such as Lyme disease. Lyme disease can affect both pets and humans alike. It is usually caused by a bite from a tick that has Lyme disease. Read More …

What To Consider When Taking Your Dog To The Emergency Veterinarian

31 March 2022
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When your dog has an emergency situation, it may leave you feeling all types of emotions. You want your dog to get the very best care and solve whatever ailment it is suffering from, but there are things you need to consider when you take your dog to the veterinarian. You need to get control of your emotions and be strong for your dog. They are counting on you to get them the very best care possible. Read More …

Reasons That A Dog’s Leg May Require Amputation

28 January 2022
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In addition to providing all sorts of routine care for your dog, your local veterinarian is someone who can perform surgeries when needed. While there are many minor surgeries that some dogs can require, a major surgery that some animals face is the amputation of one of their legs. Hearing during a veterinary clinic visit that your dog may need its leg amputated can be distressing, but it's important to know that dogs can live happy and fulfilling lives with just three legs. Read More …

What Your Vet Hopes You Know About Microchipping Your Pet

22 November 2021
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As a pet owner, your veterinarian has likely recommended that you have your pet microchipped in the past. If you've wondered about microchipping but aren't sure if it's the right decision, you might have come across some misinformation that could lead you to make a misinformed choice. Here's a look at a few things that your veterinarian wants you to know about microchipping and your pet. Microchipping Doesn't Require Anesthesia Read More …

Does Your Cat Need Care? Veterinarian References And What To Look For

21 September 2021
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Which veterinarian is the right choice for your new furry feline family member? You've read reviews, references, and referrals, but you aren't sure which recommendations to follow. Before you pick a practice, take a look at what you need to know about vets, references/recommendations, and the choices available to you. Do Ask the Vet for Recs If you're not sure where to start, ask the vet clinic for customer recommendations. These should include reviews from past or present customers. Read More …