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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Flying With Fido
Season’s Greetings! This year’s holiday season is shaping up to be much busier than last year’s was. Many people like to bring their dogs with them when traveling …. even … Read More
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Signs Of Diabetes In Pets
November is Pet Diabetes Awareness Month. Diabetes is a very dangerous disease, one that affects both people and pets. It’s of course crucial for you to bring your furry pal … Read More
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6 Cheap Ways To Make Your Dog’s Day
Thanksgiving is just a few weeks off. We are definitely thankful for our canine companions! Dogs are loyal, loving, and playful, not to mention absolutely adorable. They also serve as … Read More
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Spotlight On Fire Dogs
Today, October 1st, is National Fire Pup Day. Man’s Best Friend has held many different jobs throughout history. Fido has been a shepherd, guardian, tracker, and guide, to name just … Read More
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Ginger Cat Appreciation Day
Is your feline friend an orange kitty? If so, you may want to give Fluffy a special treat: it’s Ginger Kitty Appreciation Day! Cats come in all sorts of colors … 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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Blue-Green Algae: A Lurking Danger for Pets
Have you heard of cyanobacteria? You may know it by its common name: blue-green algae. This is an extremely dangerous algae that typically lives in warm, nutrient-rich water. Cyanobacteria can … Read More
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Introducing a Dog to Your Resident Cat
Are you about to adopt a dog? Congratulations! Of course, if you have a cat, your feline pal probably won’t be as enthusiastic as we are. First impressions are a … Read More
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Help! My Dog Won’t Stop Sneezing
Just like you, your dog sneezes sometimes. Most often, it’s simply because small particles of dust, dirt, grass, or other materials make their way into the nasal passages—your dog uses … Read More
