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What to Do When Your Pet Goes on the Carpet
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Straining to urinate, frequent urination, blood in the urine, and accidents in the house are common symptoms that pet owners report to their veterinarian. Many times the signs come on suddenly, as people find urine spots on the floor, often near the door where the dog goes outside. Cat owners may notice that the urine balls in the litter box
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What You Can Do to Protect Your Dog from Worms
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What Causes Worms in Dogs and How Can You Prevent It? Worms can make your dog miserable and even lead to death in some cases. Fortunately, your veterinarian offers treatments that will help you keep your dog worm-free. In addition to scheduling regular visits with the veterinarian, you may want to take a few steps to reduce your pet’s risk
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What is Mange?
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Has your pet suddenly started losing hair? Mange may be to blame. The common skin condition affects dogs, cats and rabbits, causing a variety of uncomfortable symptoms. Tiny Mites Cause Big Problems Mange is caused by a mite infestation. The microscopic parasites either burrow under your pet’s skin or inhabit hair follicles or oil glands in the skin. Mange can
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What Your Cat’s Eyes Can Tell You
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Your Cat’s Different Pupil Sizes and What They Mean Unlike humans, cats don’t show their emotions on their faces, which may make it a little difficult to decipher your favorite feline’s moods. Luckily, paying attention to subtle changes in your cat’s eyes can help you tell if your pet is calm and happy or feeling a little frightened or anxious.
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What is Taurine and Why do Cats Need It?
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Taurine: The Amino Acid Essential to Your Cat’s Health If you’ve ever taken a close look at the small print on a bag or can of cat food, you’ve probably noticed that taurine is among the list of ingredients. Taurine is an amino acid that helps keep your pet healthy and prevents a variety of serious health problems. What Do
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What Your Dog’s Body Language Means
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Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language Barking isn’t the only way dogs communicate. In fact, your dog’s body language provides subtle clues that can help you figure out your furry friend’s moods. Deciphering Your Dog’s Signals Dogs have excellent non-verbal communication skills, although their body language may be a little difficult for their families to decipher at times. In fact, facial
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Why Pet Nutrition Matters
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With more than half of all dogs and cats overweight or obese, pets are increasingly at risk for a number of chronic health problems, according to the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). An appropriate, balanced diet can make a significant difference for a pet’s overall health, reducing the risk for chronic health conditions including heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, and other
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What Vaccines Are Right For Your Pet?
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Which Vaccines Are Essential For Your Pet? Concerns about potential side effects and the cumulative effects of vaccines may make you wonder if immunizations are really necessary. Although your pet can probably skip some vaccines, others are absolutely essential for good health and disease prevention. Why Vaccines Are Important Vaccines boost your pet’s immunity and prevent him or her from
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When Your Pet’s Food Is Recalled
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According to government regulatory agencies, there are three types of pet food recalls that can be issued. Recalls can be conducted by a company or brand, by request from the regulatory agencies, or by order from the government agency. When your pet’s food has been recalled, you’ll want to contact your veterinarian immediately. If it’s been due to a contamination
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Understanding Canine Compulsive Disorder
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If your dog has developed a tendency to pursue the same pointless activity — sucking on his flanks, chasing his own tail, barking or snapping at thin air, et cetera — he may be suffering from canine compulsive disorder, or CCD. Fortunately, treatment and training can help him overcome his obsession. Defining CCD National veterinary organizations define compulsive behavior in
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