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Info courtesy of Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine February is American Heart Month, and just like people, it is important that every dog and cat owner is empowered to recognize signs of heart disease in their pets. Regular...
Courtesy of nationaldaycalendar.com Pet lovers everywhere observe National Love Your Pet Day on February 20th. This holiday focuses on giving lots of extra TLC to our pets. Spend this special day pampering your pets and celebrate the bond you...
Cats are predatory animals that evolved to be active hunters. Many of our cats, however, live a sedentary indoor lifestyle because owners provide their food and there are no hunting opportunities. To increase calorie expenditures in an indoor cat, you...
Walk Your Dog Month was established to promote the well-being of dogs and encourage responsible pet ownership. It reminds us that dogs require regular exercise and mental stimulation to stay healthy and happy. This observance also serves as a reminder...
The hustle and bustle of the holiday season means an increased potential for problems with your pet’s health and happiness. Watch out for these potential pet concerns to keep spirits bright. OH, CHRISTMAS TREE Timber! Keep your tree securely upright...
If you didn’t know your dog or cat could develop diabetes, you’re not alone. Many owners don’t realize diabetes can affect pets too, so learning that your dog or cat has the condition can leave you with many questions. While...
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