Making Great Pet Decisions

Posted on: 22 November 2022

Among conditions that can affect a household pet, rabies is one of the most concerning. The biggest worry is that this viral disease could be fatal, so it's important to get your pet the proper care if you suspect that it could have rabies. While vaccination will prevent your pet from getting this disease, you might have a new pet that isn't yet vaccinated. If it were to have unwanted contact with a rabid wild or domestic animal, the disease could spread between animals.
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Posted on: 23 August 2022

From furniture and grass to your favorite pair of running shoes, your curious, rambunctious dog loves to chew on everything they can find. Unfortunately, when your dog consumes too many items that are unfit for consumption, it can lead to a bowel obstruction. A bowel obstruction is a serious condition in a dog that requires immediate medical attention. Here are the answers to a few frequently asked questions you might have about canine bowel obstructions.
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Posted on: 25 May 2022

If you've decided that cremation will be the best option for dealing with the body of your deceased pet, you may wish to contact a few pet cremation services in your area if it appears as though the animal's death is imminent. Doing so will help you to better understand the pet cremation process and evaluate the cost. The cost of pet cremation can vary according to several factors, so it's good to be aware of what things can influence the price you pay.
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Posted on: 23 March 2022

Spaying and neutering are routine surgeries for dogs and come with many benefits. These procedures can increase your furry family member's life expectancy, prevent certain types of cancers and reduce roaming. Here are a few tips for helping your dog recover from spay and neuter surgery. Take a Few Days Off Work When your dog comes out of spay and neuter surgery, it may experience side effects from the anesthesia, such as vomiting and behavioral changes.
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