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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.
What to Do About Your Overweight Indoor Cat
Social media feeds might be full of pictures and videos of “chonky” cats, but unfortunately, the health risks that these overweight and obese animals are facing aren’t so cute. To safeguard your pet’s health, it is important to manage weight or take steps that will help your overweight indoor cat shed pounds.
Litter Box Troubles? Understanding Feline Urinary Disease
When a cat has trouble using the litter box, it’s not only frustrating for humans, but also for the cat. Whether urinating outside the litter box or struggling to go at all, incontinence in cats is almost always a sign of a health concern and should be addressed right away.
What to Know about Novel Coronavirus and Your Pets
As the nation’s schools and businesses are closing and people practice social distancing, many pet owners are left wondering whether the novel coronavirus will have any effect on their pets (other than leading to unprecedented levels of daytime treating, belly scratches, and purring).
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- What to Know about Novel Coronavirus and Your Pets
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