Summer conjures up images of fun and frolic, but most people forget it also means a lot of sun and heat. This is a problem for both humans and dogs, so make sure you keep your furry friend chill in summertime.
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Choosing the right vet for a disabled pet can be challenging, especially if it is your first time. It is important that you and your vet see eye to eye when it comes to the proper care of your disabled pet.
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Because so many people turned to pet adoptions during the pandemic, we thought it would be a good idea to post some things to keep in mind for the your sake and that of your adoptee.
If you are thinking of adding a new member to your family, adopting a rescue dog could be good path to take. Adopting a rescue benefits not only you and your family, but a dog that badly needs a loving home.
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When an active, elderly, or disabled dog gets surgery or sustains an injury, it will keep them out of commission for some time while they recover. You need activities to keep your dog occupied, and that can turn out to be a good thing.
Recognizing early signs of disease is critical for early interventions and favorable outcomes. When your dog is exhibiting the early signs of mobility problems, you should sit up and take notice.
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Pet owners often have a deep love for their pets, and are open to having even more. However, there are right ways and wrong ways to introducing a new pet to a disabled dog.
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People look forward to the Christmas holidays, but pets often don’t know, and don’t care. However, much of what we do during the holidays can be a source of stress for them, so we need to keep that in mind as we go about our holiday business. Here are the best ways to keep Christmas merry for your pets.
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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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