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Here comes that season again: Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, plus whatever else you may be celebrating (Festivus, anyone?). And that means food — lots of it. From pumpkin pie to that honey-glazed ham you can never finish, you may find yourself with heaps of leftovers.
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Wellness
Holidays with family and friends can be both fun and stressful. Follow these holiday safety tips to include your pets in the festivities.
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Cutting, trimming, clipping, shaving, plucking, stripping, de-matting: decode grooming methods for your dog and find out how often they should visit the groomer.
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Coyotes are venturing more and more into urban areas as their wildlife habitats are shrinking. Learn how to keep your pet safe from a close encounter with a coyote.
Different tick species, such as blacklegged (deer) ticks, Rocky Mountain wood ticks, and American dog ticks, live in different regions of North America. Depending on where you live, you may occasionally find ticks on your pet, as ticks attach themselves to hosts to feed. While most tick bites are harmless, diseases spread by infected ticks can be fatal.
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Taking your cat to regular vet appointments is important to its health. Find out how often you should take a healthy cat to the vet and when to take them more often.
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Learn what telehealth is and how it can benefit you and your pet. Telehealth can be used to address concerns like nutrition, behavior, fleas and ticks, and more.
One of the most important steps in caring for your dog is keeping them hydrated. Make sure to be aware of all the potentially dangerous water sources that could harm your pooch.
Many unsuspecting household items can be dangerous, even fatal, for your pet. Have a good understanding to make your home as welcoming for your pet as it is for you!
There are pros and cons to bringing your dog trick-or-treating with you this Halloween. Follow these six tips to make sure your furry friend doesn’t get too spooked.
Some Halloween festivities may be dangerous for dogs. Find out which tricks and treats you should avoid sharing with your canine friends during this holiday.
While cats are a popular Halloween theme, this holiday can be dangerous for your feline friend. Learn the best way to keep your cat safe this holiday.
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Learn how to spot symptoms of arthritis in your dog and cat and ensure they receive the proper medication and treatment, especially in the harsher winter months.
Cat-friendly Halloween ideas to have fun with your pet during the spooky season. Learn the top safe alternatives to trick-or-treating with your feline friend.
Learn how house cats get sick from diseases even when they stay inside all of the time. Plus, what you should do if your cat is showing signs or symptoms of a disease.
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