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Giving My Pets What They Need

After almost losing our family dog to a preventable infection, I realized that we needed to take her veterinary care more seriously. We started taking her in for regular checkups and focusing on vaccinations, and I know that it has made a few differences. Up until that time, our dog had always seemed a little off, but after she started getting the care that she needed, she would run and play like her peers. I want other pet owners to understand the importance of veterinary care, so I made this website. Find out what you need to do to take care of your pet by reading these articles.

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6 Things In Your House That Can Hurt Your Dog

17 December 2015
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Whether your dog has been a part of your life for just a few months or 10 years, he is like a member of your family. You want to do everything in your power to keep him happy and healthy. Dogs are curious creatures by nature and may get into all sorts of things around the house, not realizing these items can be harmful. It is very important to know what items can hurt your dog and keep them far away from him. Read More 

4 Wintertime Hazards That Could Land Your Dog In The Animal Hospital

12 December 2015
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If you live in a cold and snowy region, winter is a time when you need to be especially vigilant about pet care. During the cold winter months, there are several threats that may pose an extreme risk to your dog's safety and health. Keep your pooch safe this winter by being aware of the following wintertime hazards: 1. Exposure to the Cold If your dog is exposed to the cold for a period of time, the risk of hypothermia exists. Read More 

4 Things Rabbit Owners Need To Know About Tooth Abscesses

10 December 2015
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Tooth abscesses are pockets of pus that form beneath the teeth. You probably already know that people can develop them, but you may not know that your pet rabbit can also get tooth abscesses. Here are four things rabbit owners need to know about tooth abscesses. Why do rabbits get tooth abscesses? There are a few different things that can lead to tooth abscesses and rabbit, first, if they break one of their teeth, bacteria travel down the exposed pulp of the two and form an infection beneath the tooth. Read More 

3 Serious Dental Problems That Can Affect Pet Rabbits

10 December 2015
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Rabbits are susceptible to many serious dental problems, so you need to be aware of the many things that can go wrong with your pet's teeth. Here are three serious dental problems that can affect pet rabbit and the proper oral care to give them.  Broken Teeth If your rabbit suffers from a fall or other accident, it may break one or more of its teeth. Minor chips or not a problem, but more severe breaks can be serious. Read More 

3 Common Mistakes Pet Owners Make That Can Damage A Dog’s Health

13 November 2015
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As a pet owner, you often want what is best for your furry four-legged family member. Owning a dog offers a number of health benefits that can help improve your mental, physical, and emotional state of being. Therefore, it is important that you keep your dog's health in tip-top condition in return. Unfortunately, many pet owners make common mistakes that can damage their dog's health without even realizing it. Dry Kibble Is Not Enough Read More