From Flea Meds to Lyme Disease: A Vet Blog

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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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How To Handle Seizures In Your Dog

19 February 2020
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When your dog has a seizure, it can be a scary thing. If your dog has never had one in the past, you may not understand what it going on. You may notice your dog acting differently just before a seizure and immediately afterward, and the seizure can look different each and every time depending on the severity. Read on for tips for how to handle a seizure if your dog has one. Read More …

Three Reasons Why Your Cat Needs Dental Care

12 February 2020
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Cats, like all pets, need dental care on a regular basis in order to ensure that they have good dental health. However, many pet parents often think that cats can get by without it. Unfortunately, this is far from the case. Even if you brush your cat's teeth at home, they still need dental check-ups and cleanings on a regular basis. This is why. Dental Problems Hurt The first thing to realize is that if your cat has a dental problem right now, they may not show any sign of it. Read More …

Are Your Cat’s Failing Kidneys Threatening Their Vision?

7 February 2020
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When a cat is diagnosed with kidney disease, that's genuinely bad enough on its own. Kidney disease is ultimately fatal in cats, as there's no known cure, so it may seem like this is as bad as it can get. Unfortunately, things can get worse from there if you're not careful. While cats with kidney disease can live relatively long and enjoyable lives, they can only do so with your help. Read More …