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Pad Injuries
A dog’s pads are more delicate and easier to injure than you may think. Pads are thick, spongy and rubbery, and dogs rely on them to do everything, absorbing the shock of walking and running, and even used for traction. Pads can also protect a dog’s feet from extreme temperatures. And when a dog’s pad […]
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Socialization
In most cases, a dog who is well-socialized, and understands how to behave around both people and other animals, is a happier dog, and a dog who is much easier to spend time around. And socialization occurs very early in a dog’s life. When the dog is a puppy, he or she is learning how […]
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Keep your Cat’s Coat Looking Vibrant
Anyone who owns a cat knows that cats spend considerable time every day to grooming habits. And you would think that all those hours a cat spends grooming would amount to a clean and healthy coat, right? Not really. And the difficulty in grooming a cat comes not in the task itself—brushing, nail trimming, etc.—but […]
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Teach Your Dog to Play Fetch
Fetch is a terrific game for most any dog to learn—some breeds, however, tend not to enjoy the game, although interest is different with each dog. Fetch is a game that can strengthen the bond between you and your dog. It is also a terrific way for your dog to get some play/exercise time. And […]
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Cats and Hydration
Yes, we all know the old adage that cats like to drink milk. But did you know that cats need water to survive as much as their humans? It’s true, and most cats, for one reason or another, don’t drink nearly as much water as they should. In general, cats do not like drinking water, […]
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Leash Train Your Dog: Tips and Tricks for Reliable Obedience
To walk while leashed is one of the most important obedience concepts a dog should learn. Yes, it’s fun for both dog and owner to be out on a walk, letting the dog explore and roam, but that’s not always the optimal scenario. In many scenarios, there are safety concerns for both you and your […]
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Spring Season is Tick Season
Ticks are an unfortunate and inconvenient little insect. And an uncomfortable topic of discussion—somewhat disgusting little insects—but awareness of this little pest, and a little know-how in the methods by which you can check your animals for any sign of them is important. Important because ticks carry disease—although it’s important not to panic, because not […]
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Grooming Tips: It’s a Necessity; Here’s How to Start
Grooming is an absolutely important component of responsible pet ownership. Grooming keeps a pet healthy and clean. But many people don’t know where to begin in the process of grooming. Here’s a few tips to keeping your pet looking and feeling at his or her best. Brush Your pet needs to be brushed regularly. It’s […]
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Time Spent Around Dogs Can Benefit Our Health: Here’s Why…
According to certain studies our dogs keep us in good health. And it’s reportedly true for several reasons. Of course, there is always the benefit that dogs (But also cats and other domesticated creatures) have on our mental well-being. We care for these creatures and they care for us. And the emotional benefits to these […]
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Pet Safety During the Holiday Season
The holiday season is a time for fun and cheer, but there are few things that can spoil that fun faster than a sick or injured dog or cat. (Except maybe an argument between relatives). One thing to remember is that if something unfortunate does occur, know the hours of your veterinarian’s office. Keep the […]
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