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How to Be There for Your Senior Pet
Today, veterinarians provide exceptional care, which can extend the lives of our pets beyond past expectations. However, pets still don’t live as long as us. One inevitable part of adopting a cat or dog into your family is watching them age. As a pet owner, you can adjust your pet care routines, home, activities, and lifestyle to accommodate your pet’s changing needs and make their golden years the best ever.
Know When Your Pet Is in Pain
September is Pet Pain Awareness Month, and we recognize the occasion by teaching pet parents the signs of pet pain and improving pet pain management.
Explore the Great Outdoors with Your Best Four-Footed Friend (and These Safety Tips)
Before you head out into the unknown with your four-footed friends, consider these tips to make sure you both have a fun time exploring.
Top 5 Reasons Why Cats and Dogs Get Ear Infections
Understanding the common causes of ear infections in dogs and cats will help you recognize infections and prevent them from happening in the future.
Traveling with Your Pets? This Is the One Thing You Must Pack
If you’re planning to travel with your pet to another country or state, you need to pack a pet health certificate, which is a set of documents provided by a USDA-certified veterinarian that prove your pet’s good health.
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