CBD oil has exploded in the pet care market, and many people swear that it works for their pets. However, there seems to be a bit of a problem with proving this as a fact. Is CBD oil going to help your pet become healthier and happier?
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Updated November 5, 2020
Statistics show that there are 6.5 million pets in 14,000 animal shelters in the US in 2020. If you are thinking of getting a dog or other kind of pet, this is a good reason to consider adopting one from an animal shelter rather than buying from a pet shop. Let’s talk about it.
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Many Americans have found out the high cost of animal health care to their dismay. About 180 million pets have cost their owners about $60 billion a year, an estimate released by the North American pet Health Insurance Association. This includes about $15 billion spent on veterinary care, which is the third highest in terms of pet health expenditure. On the other hand, the average cost of insuring 1 million pets cost $595 million or an average of $595 per pet annually. It might seem a lot to spend on your pet, but it might be well worth it as this typically compares favorably to the costs of pet healthcare.
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We love our furry friends, and in most cases, they love their owners. However, other people might not feel so comfortable with them, and there have been many instances when dogs have injured people. This is why you need to know all about dog bite insurance, especially if the breed of your dog is considered dangerous.
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Should COVID-19 keep you from walking your dog?
Well, not necessarily. If both you and your pet are healthy and there is no danger of coming in contact with other people, you should. Exercise is necessary for increasing your resistance to infection, and walking your pet outdoors is as good a way as any, especially if you live in an area with a lot of outdoor space.
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Our pets are a big part of our family, right down to sleeping in our bed and sharing meals with us. So when you think about taking a vacation with your pets, it’s natural to want to bring them along.
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Doggy Daycare
One of the biggest challenges for owners of pets with special needs is the constant care required. They often need round the clock attention, and while rewarding, it can be exhausting. A break can do you and your pet a world of good, so you should find a way to have some relief.
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Regular grooming is an essential step to a dog’s well-being. Not only does this lead to good hygiene, it also has a profound impact on the way your dog looks. Of course, most dogs don’t see it that way, but resistance is futile!
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Dogs make great pets, and some seem intelligent enough to be human. However, they are not, and forgetting that results in some confusion over some of the weird things many of them do. As with most things that animals do, they have good reasons for their behavior. Here are the reasons behind the weird things dogs do.
Let’s face it, moving around for disabled dogs can be a challenge. Going on a trip or even just regular visits to the park usually takes more time and effort for both you and your furry friend. Going to the veterinary clinic for regular checkups is even more challenging if you are bringing them for the first time.
That said, visits to the veterinary clinic can be easy with proper preparation. If you play your cards right, it can even be a relaxing and fun activity for your disabled dog, as well as keep them healthy. Here are some tips to help you prepare your disabled dog for regular visits to the veterinary clinic.
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