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7 August 2017
You've probably heard of salmonella, a bacterial infection that causes serious stomach discomfort, diarrhea, and vomiting in humans. The disease is often contracted by eating contaminated chicken or eggs. But you're not the only one who is susceptible to this illness. Salmonella bacteria can also infect cats. Here's what you need to know about protecting your furry feline from this disease -- and what to do if you suspect he or she does have salmonella.
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Senior Canines: 4 Things You Can Do To Keep Them Healthy
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7 August 2017
Just like humans, dogs get old and will require lifestyle adjustments. In order to make your dog's life easier and to help keep them healthy, here are a few things that you should do:
1. Offer the Right Diet.
As your canine ages, his or her dietary requirements will likely change. You need to pay attention to what your dog needs. Some older dogs will be prone to gaining weight, while others will lose weight.
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3 Misconceptions About Pet Spaying
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6 August 2017
Most pet owners have heard that spaying is ideal, but misconceptions can sometimes make it difficult to tell the difference between the truth and fiction about the procedure. Even though the misconceptions are likely spread by well-meaning other pet owners, they can be harmful to the pets. If you are unsure if spaying your pet is the right move, here is the truth about some of those myths.
You Should Wait Until Your Pet Has One Heat Before Spaying
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Preparations When Taking Your Dog Or Cat To A Veterinarian
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4 August 2017
Dogs and cats need regular veterinary care to be healthy and have happy lives. Depending on your pet's age, physical condition, and medical history, there are several things you can do to prepare yourself and your pet for regular veterinary appointments. Here are a few things to consider before taking your dog or cat to the veterinary hospital:
First Appointment With a New Veterinarian: If you are bringing your dog or cat into a new veterinarian, bring any records you may have from previous veterinary visits with other vets.
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