Making Great Pet Decisions

Posted on: 24 January 2022

Getting a cold isn't fun for anyone, and that includes your fuzzy friends. If you have a cat that you haven't had vaccinated yet, it's time to consider doing so. A simple vaccine from your local vet's office can help to protect your cat from one of the most common viruses out there that triggers the common cold; one that can end up haunting your cat for life. If you want to know more about this virus and the vaccine, then read on.
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Posted on: 4 November 2021

Ever since you adopted your furry friend, you have probably come to think of it as part of your family. As a pet owner, it is natural to feel concerned about the wellbeing and health of your pet. Just like you rush to your doctor whenever you feel unwell or for routine check-ups, so does your pet deserve routine visits to the veterinary clinic. You can reap the following benefits by taking your pet to the vet regularly.
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Posted on: 26 August 2021

It's important that you carefully observe your dog's behavior after an oral surgery procedure takes place. You need to look out for signs that could indicate complications. You need to notify your vet as soon as possible if you suspect a complication to keep your dog healthy. The following are six behaviors to look out for after your dog undergoes an oral surgery procedure.  Flinching or showing anxiety when you go near the surgical site
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Posted on: 6 July 2021

If your cat hasn't been feeling well lately, and you can't find a cause for their discomfort, it's time to take a closer look. Your cat could be suffering from kidney disease. You might not realize it, but cats can develop kidney disease. If kidney disease isn't treated properly, it can lead to kidney failure. Unfortunately, kidney failure is often fatal in cats, especially when left untreated. If you're not sure how to identify kidney disease in your cat, read the list provided below.
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