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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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Why Having Your Dog Professionally Groomed Is A Good Investment

17 August 2023
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If you have ever had to deal with trying to bathe or groom an uncooperative dog, you already know how challenging it can be, especially for large dogs. Grooming a dog can be exhausting if your dog decides not to partake in any part of the grooming process. Taking your dog to a professional groomer is a wise decision that allows you to rest easy knowing your dog is well groomed. Read More …

Treatments For A Cat’s Feline Herpes

17 August 2023
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Feline herpes is a viral illness that can spread easily among cats, which means that your pet may be at risk of this disease if it frequently spends time around other cats in the neighborhood. While you can arrange to have your local veterinarian vaccinate your cat against feline herpes, it's possible that you could have recently acquired a cat that hasn't been vaccinated — and is showing signs of this condition before you're able to set up a vaccination appointment. Read More …

Other Signs Of A Dog’s Seizure

28 March 2023
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When you think about a dog suffering a seizure, there's a good chance that the first thing you think about is the animal experiencing tremors. While this can be a good way to determine that your pet is having a seizure — and should immediately compel you to begin arranging to take the dog to a local animal hospital — there can be other signs to watch for. These can often follow the tremors, which you might not always be around to witness. Read More …