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When you're feeling unwell, you head to the doctor and tell them all about what's ailing you. Your dog or cat cannot speak, but if they could, they would ask to go to the vet when ill. After all, veterinarians are doctors for pets. Most vets focus on treating dogs and cats since these are the most popular pets, but there are also vets who specialize in treating more exotic pets like gerbils, snakes, and frogs. Regardless of which animal you have, it deserves proper vet care, both for preventative measures and in case of illness. You can learn more about vet care and veterinarians on this website dedicated to the topic. Enjoy!

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Surprising Signs That Your Cat Has Fleas

Posted on May 19, 2020

Fleas are a serious health risk for cats. Even indoor cats can get them, if fleas come in on people coming and going from the house. While most people expect to see fleas bouncing around or noticeable bites, there are often signs that come long before that which can be overlooked. Here are some signs that your cat may have fleas. Dirtiness Have you ever petted your cat and noticed that their fur feels kind of grimy, as though there's dust or dirt caught in the fur? [Read More]

How Vestibular Disease Affects Your Dog

Posted on March 25, 2020

Vestibular disease can seriously impact your dog's life. This condition is otherwise known as "old dog disease" because it often affects older dogs. However, dogs of any age can develop this condition. Here is more information about what vestibular disease does to your dog, its causes, and prognosis. What Is Vestibular Disease? Vestibular disease is a condition that affects your dog's balance. There are two general types of vestibular disease. One is peripheral and the other is central. [Read More]

Dog Overweight? What You Can Do To Help Get Your Furry Pal In Shape

Posted on March 18, 2020

If your dog is overweight, it can put a lot of stress on your dog's body. All of the added weight can also put stress on your dog's organs as well, and it can all add up to a shorter lifespan for your dog. This is the last thing you want for your furry pal, as you want them to be around for as long as possible. If your dog is overweight, it's time to start doing something about it to help save your dog's life. [Read More]

Steps for Taking in a Pet From Someone Who Couldn't Care for It

Posted on February 21, 2020

When you are asked to take a pet in from a household where the animal was neglected and not taken care of well, you must act fast. You want to make sure that the pet is healthy, that their temperament will work in your home, and you must be prepared for their arrival. Taking in a pet can keep it from landing in a shelter or potentially being euthanized, but you have to make sure it's best for you as well. [Read More]