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If your cat’s bad breath has finally gotten out of hand, you’re probably here to find out how to get rid of it! Here are some of the possible problems that cause bad breath in your cat, and ways you can potentially fix them. First and foremost, be sure that you are using cat-friendly products…

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Your dog is part of the family. And as a family member, you want to provide him with the best care possible, ensuring that he is comfortable, happy, and healthy. But sometimes, unexpected health issues can arise, such as kidney stones, causing discomfort and other health problems. Also known as uroliths, kidney stones are crystalized…

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No pet owner ever wants to see their furry friend sick. That’s why it is critical to give them the proper nutrients they need for a strong and healthy immune system. Minor colds usually won’t need veterinary attention, however, if your dog has an immune mediated disease, symptoms and treatments will likely be much more…

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One moment, your cat is leaping in bounds; the next, struggling to move about. What could have happened? Cats are sprightly animals: a feat which requires proper communication between the nerves in the brain to the nerves in the spinal cord, or the central nervous system. Any trauma to this pathway can result in a…

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Cats are purposeful, quiet, self-sufficient and sometimes clandestine animals. They often seem to appear out of nowhere to jump on the magazine you’re reading, or knock a plant off your table for sport. They show up at your door with a bird they caught as a gift to you, showing off their hunting skills. They…

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Liver cancer is luckily not a very common cancer in dogs. The Pet Cancer Center estimates that tumors of the liver make up only about 1.5% of all canine tumors. However, liver cancer is significantly more treatable when it is discovered early, so it is important to recognize any symptoms and other signs of cancer…

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Lungs are a vital organ in both humans as well as dogs, and one of the most important organs in the respiratory system that canines possess. Lungs are designed to move oxygen from the air into the blood stream, and then let carbon dioxide in the blood stream back out into the atmosphere. Because the…

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Dogs bring out the best in people ­– warmth, happiness, friendship, unconditional love and playfulness. And they are happiest when running, jumping, digging, chasing balls and getting into mischief. They seem to have boundless energy. Many dog owners get more tired throwing a ball to their dog than their dog does sprinting after it. Dogs…

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Like their human owners, dogs can develop asthma —a condition involving wheezing, shortness of breath, and difficulty breathing. Called allergic bronchitis in canines, dogs develop this condition mostly as an allergic reaction to their environment. Asthma attacks cause a dog’s upper airways to spasm and constrict, leading to near suffocation. If this acute condition becomes…

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Thank you so much. My dog has an increased appetite and is running around like crazy and acting young!

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