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Most new puppies will make lots of trips to the vet. Appointments may include blood testing, vaccinations, and spaying or neutering your pets. When you bring a new puppy home, you may be wondering “When can my dog be spayed?” Most veterinarians suggest that dogs be spayed around six months of age. So, why six…

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Neutering your dog is beneficial in a number of ways. The surgery prevents canine overpopulation, testicular cancer, and canine aggression, to name a few. While most pet owners ultimately make the decision to neuter their pup, they may be discouraged when they learn about the price. So how much is dog neutering? Luckily, getting your…

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There aren’t too many things less appetizing than catching your dog having a little snack of, well, kitty poop. Yuck. Whether they found the tasty morsel outside, or they’ve gotten into the litter box at home and have the evidence sprinkled all over their snout, the entire situation is gross to us humans. Then, of…

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Bringing home a new puppy is an exciting experience for any family. This tiny dog is depending on you for food, shelter, entertainment, health, and safety. While the responsibility to provide your pup with everything they need may feel overwhelming, with the right information and planning, it can certainly be done. Part of keeping your…

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For most pet parents, there is nothing we wouldn’t do to ensure that our fur children are safe, healthy, and happy. Often, it can even feel as though pets are just another member of the family! And as all parents must realize, sometimes taking care of the ones we love involves making those tough decisions…

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Finding out your dog has cancer is devastating. Getting the diagnosis from your veterinarian is overwhelming, and it’s understandable if you don’t retain all the information and treatment options they offer you. Just like humans, chemotherapy is a treatment option for dogs with cancer. Before deciding which treatment route to take, you’ll want to have…

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There’s only one thing harder than seeing your dog nauseous. That’s watching your beloved pet feel queasy…while knowing he can’t say what made him feel sick. That’s why we’re about to share: Signals your dog’s stomach is upset What might be making your dog nauseous Natural ways to treat your dog’s nausea When to bring…

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If reading this article, you’re likely worried your dog is in pain and want to help. Let’s discuss ways to treat them ASAP. The tricky part is that our canine friends cannot share or describe the pain. However, owners can: Be aware of the signs of pain in dogs Consult with a certified vet professional…

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Rabies is an aggressive, acute and devastating viral disease that can affect any warm-blooded mammal, although bats, skunks, foxes, raccoons, cats, and dogs are often the most susceptible to becoming a carrier. It’s a disease that has been around for thousands of years, with the earliest known writings that describe it dating as early as…

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Foxtails are long, willowy stalks that contain seed-like clusters called plant awns, found in different types of grasses. They don’t always look the same, which can make them difficult to spot. Foxtails can range in color from green, to yellow and white, to dark brown and even almost black. Typically, however, they are golden brown…

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