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What Causes Canine Heartworm Disease?

What Causes Canine Heartworm Disease?

What Causes Canine Heartworm Disease? Infected animals with heartworms develop heartworm disease, a potentially fatal infection. Heartworms are a type of roundworm that live in the heart, lungs, and other blood vessels. Even though heartworm disease is treatable, it...

Protect Your Pet Against Lyme Disease

Protect Your Pet Against Lyme Disease

Protect Your Pet Against Lyme Disease Slow-moving parasites awaken as the frigid winter weather eventually disappears and is replaced by the warm spring weather. Because of this, April is the ideal month to observe Lyme Disease Prevention in Dogs Month. Take steps to...

Help Your Pet With Surgery Recovery

Help Your Pet With Surgery Recovery

Ensure Your Pet's Smooth Surgical Recuperation with the Right Care Orthopedic surgery, or any type of operation for that matter, is a major event in the life of a pet. It could affect their daily routine even after they have come back home. To make sure your furry...

How To Keep Your Dog Safe During Walks

How To Keep Your Dog Safe During Walks

How To Keep Your Dog Safe During Walks Mark your calendar for March 30th -- Take a Walk in the Park Day! This day is an ideal opportunity to appreciate nature with your furry pal, but be sure not to overlook potential dangers. As you traverse the outdoors with your...

3 Safe Pet Treats for Valentine’s Day

3 Safe Pet Treats for Valentine’s Day

3 Ways to Safely Treat Your Pet on Valentine’s Day   Although you show your furry friend just how much you love them every day, Valentine’s Day gives you the opportunity to shower them with even more adoration. While your pet cannot have chocolate, there are many...

Does My Dog Have the Flu?

Does My Dog Have the Flu?

Does My Dog Have the Flu?     Cough, cough, cough. Hearing your pooch sound like they’re hacking up a lung not long after you had the flu may make you wonder if they contracted your illness. While your dog certainly can become sick with a respiratory illness,...

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