Preparing For Your Dog's Annual Physical Exam

Posted on: 31 January 2022

You likely understand that the sooner you are able to catch a medical condition in your dog, the better their prognosis may be. The best way for you to go about catching any problems early is to bring your dog in to see the vet for a physical exam annually. Even though you know you are bringing your dog in proactively, it can still be nerve-wracking to bring them to the vet because you will likely be nervous when you don't know quite what to expect.
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If Your Cat Is Itchy And Losing Fur From Fleas, Here's What You Can Do

Posted on: 19 October 2021

Fleas are annoying pests that drink blood and cause irritation for cats' skin. In some cats, this irritation can be so extreme that they end up losing fur or even have patches of sores or wounds develop on their skin from trying to relieve the itch they're feeling. If you're worried about your cat's health and condition, here's how you can help your fuzzy friend. Flea Control The first thing to do here is to get the flea situation under control.
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4 Reasons People Love Maltipoo Puppies

Posted on: 23 June 2021

Purchasing a dog from a breeder is a wonderful way to acquire a new canine friend, especially if you know what kind of dog you want. Breeders offer ethically bred dogs that meet breed standards. Purebred dogs have their own personalities, but they also offer predictable, breed-specific behavior and looks. Maltipoo dogs are created by interbreeding Miniature Poodles and Maltese dogs. They're cuddly, fluffy, and great family pets. Here are four reasons that Maltipoo puppies are popular with dog owners:
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Treating Diarrhea In Dogs

Posted on: 9 February 2021

Your dog may have diarrhea occasionally. This can happen for a number of reasons. No matter what the reason, it can be frightening. Be diligent about taking care of your dog and use the following tips to get your dog feeling better as fast as possible. Offer Water Ensure that your dog has a lot of drinking water. This will help to prevent dehydration. Often, the last thing a dog may want to do is drink water, but you must keep trying.
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