For many people, the first couple months of a new year are a time of renewed focus on the things that matter most. Since our feline companions fall in that … Read More
February Is National Cat Health Month
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Kneading In Kitties
Have you recently adopted a kitten? Congratulations! Your tiny pet will probably have you wrapped around that little paw in no time. Kittens are beyond cute. They’re also a bit … Read More
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Resolutions For Bunny Owners
Happy New Year! Or, for those of you with bunnies, maybe we should say ‘Hoppy’ New Year. Rabbits are not only super cute, they are also very mischievous and playful. … Read More
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Holiday Bird Care Tips
Season’s Greetings! At this time of year, you’ll see lots of articles about keeping dogs and cats safe and happy. However, the holidays can be dangerous and stressful for other … Read More
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Holiday Gifts For Older Dogs
Is your canine pal in his twilight years? If so, he may spend most of the holidays napping, instead of trying to eat all of your decorations. Fido’s age is … Read More
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Fido’s Rules For Playing Fetch
National Fetch Day is October 17th! Fetch is definitely one of Fido’s favorite games. It’s not only lots of fun for Man’s Best Buddy, it’s also a great workout for … Read More
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Autumn Care For Cats
Summer is in the rear-view mirror now: it’s officially fall. This can be a fun time of year for cats. Fluffy gets to sniff at all sorts of seasonal decorations, … Read More
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9 Signs That Your Pet Is In Pain
September is Animal Pain Awareness Month. Pets may be very good at making their points when they want treats, walks, or lap space, but they often have trouble letting on … Read More
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Why You Should Never Feed Your Pet Grapes or Raisins
Have you ever considered feeding your dog or cat a grape or its dried counterpart, the raisin? It’s not a good idea. It turns out that grapes and raisins can … Read More
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4 Steps to Protect Your Pet Against Rabies
Just the word “rabies” tends to conjure up some frightening images in the mind’s eye. And because rabies is a zoonotic disease, meaning that it can be transmitted from animals … Read More
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FAQs About Pet Poisoning
Oct 01Poisoning is one of the leading reasons for emergency animal clinic visits. The evidence on this is quite disturbing. Every year, more than 401,500 cases of pet poisoning are reported … Read More
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Setting Up A Bird Cage For Your New Feathered Friend
Sep 15Are you adopting a bird soon? If so, you’ll have plenty of adorable and delightful moments with your new feathery companion. Birds aren’t very big, but they pack a lot … Read More
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Senior Pet Care Guidelines
Sep 01Is your pet approaching—or perhaps already in—their golden years? Pets somehow seem to become cuter as they age. Many dogs and cats become quite loving as they grow older, wanting … Read More