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Glaucoma in Cats

Glaucoma in Cats

Created in Newsletter Library, Cats
Could Glaucoma Destroy Your Cat’s Vision? Glaucoma, an eye disease that can cause vision loss in humans, may also affect your favorite feline. Although cats can develop the disease at any age, older cats may be at increased risk. How Glaucoma Affects Eyesight Glaucoma occurs when the pressure inside your cat’s eye rises dangerously high. Increasing pressure damages the optic
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Fun Cat Trivia

Fun Cat Trivia

Created in Newsletter Library, Cats
Cats are amazing animals. They have become one of the most popular pets because of their playfulness, independent nature, daily low-maintenance lifestyle, and affectionate personalities. Enjoy these fun facts about your favorite feline. A group of kittens is called a kindle; a group of cats is called a clowder. A female cat is called a queen, a male cat is
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Flea Prevention Is Important for Cats Too!

Flea Prevention Is Important for Cats Too!

Created in Newsletter Library, Cats
When most people think of who needs flea prevention, the family dog is at the top of the list, and often cats are forgotten or assumed to be flea free. Dogs are bathed more regularly than cats and when they scratch it’s much more obvious. Cats are very clean creatures; they groom themselves daily and often don’t show as many
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From Dalmations to Siberian Huskies: How the Big (and Little) Screen Influences Pet Fads

From Dalmations to Siberian Huskies: How the Big (and Little) Screen Influences Pet Fads

Created in Newsletter Library, Tips for Pet Owners
From Dalmations to Siberian Huskies: How the Big (and Little) Screen Influences Pet Fads Pottery Barn experienced a run on apothecary tables after “Friends’” character Rachel Green bought one for her apartment in a popular episode of the TV series. Viewers decided that if the table looked good in Rachel’s spacious New York apartment, it would be perfect for their
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Ferrets Can Be Furry Family Too

Ferrets Can Be Furry Family Too

Created in Newsletter Library, Tips for Pet Owners
When thinking about bringing home a ferret as a family pet there are a number of considerations you will want to make. Some of the top items to think about before deciding on this pet are related to housing and safety for you and your new ferret. Safety first, so remember ferrets are fragile. Pick them up by the scruff
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February Newsletter: How to Reduce Dental Anxiety in Pets

February Newsletter: How to Reduce Dental Anxiety in Pets

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How to Reduce Dental Anxiety in Pets Oral hygiene is one of the most important aspects of pet care, but also one of the most challenging. Dental anxiety, a common issue in pets, may make toothbrushing an ordeal for both of you. Following these suggestions could turn dental care into a more positive experience. Start Slowly If your pet has
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Flea Preventative Medications: Oral vs. Topical

Flea Preventative Medications: Oral vs. Topical

Created in Newsletter Library, Fleas & Parasites
Fleas are not only a source of irritation and frustration, but they also pose a serious health threat to animals. These tiny external parasites can carry a variety of diseases, including bubonic plague, and severe infestations may cause deadly levels of blood loss in very small or young pets, according to national animal welfare organizations. Owners must therefore employ every
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February Newsletter: How to Safely Change Your Cat’s Food

February Newsletter: How to Safely Change Your Cat’s Food

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How to Safely Change Your Cat’s Food Whether your cat’s favorite food has been discontinued or your veterinarian has recommended a prescription diet, changing food takes time. Following these steps will help your pet adjust to the taste and texture of the new food and avoid digestive issues. Reasons to Change Your Cat’s Food Changes may be needed if: Why
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Fleas, the Frustrating Pest

Fleas, the Frustrating Pest

Created in Newsletter Library, Fleas & Parasites
Consider the following scenario: You arrive home from a long flight from a wonderful, two-week vacation. As you drive home, you remind yourself the boarding kennel is already closed and you have to wait until tomorrow to pick up your dog, Max. You finally walk in the front door, happy to be home. As you walk across the carpet you
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February Newsletter: The Importance of Deworming for Your Pet

February Newsletter: The Importance of Deworming for Your Pet

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The Importance of Deworming for Your Pet Your pet’s body is the ideal place to call home as far as worms are concerned. Unfortunately, worms cause a range of health problems that can make your pet sick and uncomfortable. Deworming medication offers a simple way to protect your pet’s health and prevent a worm invasion. How Worms Affect Your Pet’s
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