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August Newsletter: When Should You Start Dental Care for Your Pet?
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When Should You Start Dental Care for Your Pet? Dental care is just as important for pets as it is for people. Gum disease, broken teeth and other dental issues can be painful and affect your pet’s health and comfort. Providing regular dental care can help your furry friend avoid common dental problems. Dental Care Timeline Recommendations Tooth brushing can
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Are You Leaving Your Pet Alone?
Created in Newsletter Library, Tips for Pet Owners
Many of us can’t stay home with our pets all day long, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have a happy dog or cat. As with children, quality can help make up for lack of quantity, according to animal behaviorist and CALLING ALL PETS host Patricia “Trisha” McConnell. “What’s really important is what happens before you leave the house and
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August Newsletter: How Your Veterinarian Can Help with Pet Eye Infections
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How Your Veterinarian Can Help with Pet Eye Infections Eye infections cause irritation and pain and could threaten your pet’s vision. The infections can affect all pets, including dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, hamsters, gerbils, and guinea pigs. Recognizing the signs of eye infections will help you ensure your pet receives the care it needs. What Causes Eye Infections in Pets?
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Adopting a Pet Is Just the Beginning
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Adopting a pet brings great joy and excitement to individuals and families, but it also introduces new responsibilities and concerns. Your new family member deserves the same health and safety considerations you would want for the people in your life. Pet Proofing Before you even bring your new dog or cat home with you, take steps to “pet-proof” your home.
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April Newsletter: Signs of a Pet Emergency and What to Do
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Are You Prepared to Handle a Pet Health Emergency? Would you know what to do if your pet experienced a sudden emergency? When minutes count, recognizing the signs of an emergency could save your pet’s life. Take a look at a few signs that may mean your pet needs first aid treatment. Bleeding A bleeding wound requires immediate care to
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Adopting a Pet From a Rescue Group
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Are you interested in adopting a pet from a rescue group but aren’t sure if it’s the best option for you? We answer a few common questions about rescue groups and explain how adoptions work. What Is the Difference Between Shelters, Humane Societies, and Rescue Groups? Shelters are usually run by cities or municipalities, while humane societies are managed by
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April Newsletter: How to Bathe Your Kitten
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How to Bathe Your Kitten Although adult cats usually have grooming mastered, kittens may occasionally need a little help. Bathing your kitty doesn’t have to be a stressful experience when you keep these tips in mind. Know When Your Kitten Needs a Bath Your bundle of fur may need a thorough cleaning due to: Create a Positive First Impression Help
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Basic Dog Training
Created in Newsletter Library, Behavior & Training
Although there are various techniques used to train dogs, the basics of any training regime are consistency and plenty of exercise. Discipline and affection are also key to a well-trained dog. Dogs need a leader – they feel more confident with a leader. If their owner is not the leader, they will take the role instead of their owner or
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August Newsletter: Tips on Grooming Your New Puppy
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Tips on Grooming Your New Puppy It’s never too early to think about a grooming routine for your new puppy. Grooming keeps your pet feeling and looking its best and can reduce the risk of skin and ear infections. Not sure where to start? These tips will help you keep your puppy clean and comfortable. Set the Stage Early You
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Assisting Anxious Pets
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Pet anxiety can be a huge problem for pets and their families. Being home alone for several hours a day while their humans are at school or work can cause separation anxiety. Thunderstorms and fireworks can also really panic pets. Some pets are so anxious that any new situation (car trips, moving, unexpected visitors) will cause them distress. Pet anxiety
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