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June Newsletter: How Often Should Cats Be Vaccinated?
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How Often Should Cats Be Vaccinated? Protecting your cat’s health starts with making sure your favorite feline’s vaccinations are up to date. Not sure when your furry friend should receive a vaccination? Our summary provides all the information you need to know about vaccine schedules and disease prevention. Why Vaccinations Are Important Vaccinations help your cat fight diseases that could
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Keep Cats Moving and Grooving
Created in Newsletter Library, Cats
Keeping your cat active can help it burn calories and use muscles, tendons and ligaments that may often be seen catnapping. Burning calories is important for your cat. The more your cat moves and exercises, the more calories it will expend during the activity. Exercise will help to off-set the naps taken in your favorite chair and help to prevent
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Litter Box Problems
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One of the most common complaints that cat owners make is that a cat will not use its litter box properly. Usually it is a problem with the cat urinating outside the box, but occasionally a cat will be defecating outside the box, or a cat may not want to use his litter box at all!First the cat should be
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Lilies are Dangerous to Cats
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A significant source of toxicity for cats that is unknown to many people are lilies. These flowers are beautiful, available in a variety of colors, and common in cut flower arrangements. They are also easy to grow and are found in many gardens. But, they can be very dangerous for cats. The Animal Poison Control Center operated by the American
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June Newsletter: The Best Foods to Keep Your Senior Pet Happy and Healthy
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How to Choose Food to Keep Your Senior Pet Happy and Healthy Your pet’s nutritional needs change with age. As older pets become less active, eating higher calorie foods can lead to weight gain. Your pet’s current food may not support health conditions that tend to occur with age, like arthritis, heart disease, and cognitive dysfunction. The following tips will
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Keep Your Pets Calm During the Holiday Season with These Tips
Created in Newsletter Library, Behavior & Training
Although the holidays may be an exciting time of the year for you, your pets may find the festivities a little overwhelming. Even normally well-behaved pets can experience a little anxiety when their usual routines are disrupted. These tips will help you ensure that your furry friends truly enjoy the holiday season. Create a Haven The holidays are the perfect
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July Newsletter: How to Properly Care for Your New Pet
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How to Properly Care for Your New Pet Welcoming a new pet to your home is an exciting time. Whether your new addition is a dog, cat, or hamster, familiarizing yourself with pet care basics will help you provide a comfortable, happy home for your new pet. Caring for Your New Dog Stock up on the basics before bringing your
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Keeping Your Pets Safe During Flea and Tick Season
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How to Keep Your Pets Safe from Lyme Disease and Other Illnesses During Flea and Tick Season Warmer weather brings the return of fleas and ticks throughout the entire U.S. Fortunately, keeping your pet safe from these tiny but troublesome pests can be as easy as taking a few simple precautions. Ticks Can Cause Long-Lasting Health Problems Ticks are opportunists.
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July Newsletter: When Is the Right Time to Microchip Your Pet?
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When Is the Right Time to Microchip Your Pet? Your pet’s safety becomes a priority the instant your furry friend enters your home for the first time. No matter how thoroughly you pet-proof your home, your dog or cat could still wander off. It only takes an instant for a pet to slip through an open door or bolt from
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Keep Your Pets Safe From Toxic Household Items
Created in Newsletter Library, Pet Dangers
Household Items That Are Toxic to Your Pet Curious pets explore their environments by sniffing, licking, and tasting. Unfortunately, eating or licking cleaners, pills, plants, and other items may sicken animals. These common household items can cause illness or even death if your pet ingests or inhales them. Cleaning Products Swallowing or licking household cleaners can cause vomiting, trouble breathing
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