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Why your dog is trying to eat grass: Debunking the myths - a puppy lying on the lawn in the grass

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Why your dog is trying to eat grass: Debunking the myths

Dogs often gobble up grass, leaving pet parents scratching their heads in confusion at the odd behavior. Dog owners everywhere often wonder if eating grass is a behavior in need of correction or a symptom of an underlying health concern.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

7 min read

Vetster expands telehealth platform with personalized nutrition services for your pet! - Introducing personalized nutrition services

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Vetster expands telehealth platform with personalized nutrition services for your pet!

Today we are excited to announce the launch of Vetster’s new personalized nutrition services. Combining the expertise of licensed veterinarians with a vast selection of therapeutic food, treats and supplements, getting high-quality, vet-recommended nutrition products has never been easier...

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The Vetster Editorial Team

3 min read

What to do if your dog has intestinal worms - a dog lying in the grass licking a stick

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What to do if your dog has intestinal worms

Healthy dogs often do not show symptoms when infected. However, worms can be spread to humans and other animals and must be treated promptly...

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The Vetster Editorial Team

9 min read

How to prevent constipation in cats - a cat lying next to a litter box

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How to prevent constipation in cats

While constipation in people is usually just an annoying, occasional condition that passes on its own, it can be much more serious in cats. It is important for pet parents to learn more about constipation and gut motility so they can spot the signs of a medical concern early.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

9 min read

What to feed a cat with diarrhea - an orange cat standing beside an empty pet food bowl, looking up

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What to feed a cat with diarrhea

Like humans, cats can occasionally experience bouts of diarrhea and stomach upset that resolve on their own. However, it is important to consult with your veterinarian in cases of recurring diarrhea, when other symptoms are also present, or if the soft stools last longer than a couple of days.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

10 min read

How to prevent an upset stomach and vomiting in cats - a cat crouched on the floor playing

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How to prevent an upset stomach and vomiting in cats

Vomiting is a common symptom among cats, much to the chagrin of many pet parents. However, cat owners need to know when vomiting requires a trip to the vet.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

10 min read

How to prevent diarrhea in cats - a cat stepping out of a litter box

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How to prevent diarrhea in cats

Pet parents never want to see their feline friends suffer from an upset stomach and loose stools. Fortunately, most instances of diarrhea in cats resolve quickly. However, it’s important for pet owners to know the common causes of diarrhea and when to see a veterinarian.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

9 min read

What to do if your cat has worms - Vetster

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What to do if your cat has worms

Intestinal parasites are common in pet cats, even when they reside indoors. Regular testing and treatment are important for a cat’s well-being and to prevent parasites from spreading to other people and animals.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

8 min read

Why is my vet recommending this diagnostic test for my dog? - a dog owner and veterinarian chat while a small dog sits on the owner's lap

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Why is my vet recommending this diagnostic test for my dog?

As in human medicine, laboratory testing is important for preventive care and ensuring a dog’s health. Veterinarians cannot know what’s happening inside the body without tests to help. A vet may recommend many helpful tests based on your pet’s symptoms, age, and medical history.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

11 min read

Essential items for a pet first aid kit - a dog sitting while someone unrolls bandages from a first aid kit

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Essential items for a pet first aid kit

Minor wounds and injuries are common in pets, especially when playing outdoors. Knowing exactly where first aid items are and how to use them properly will allow you to give your pet relief sooner rather than later.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

11 min read

How to get rid of fleas on dogs - Vetster

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How to get rid of fleas on dogs

The best way to treat flea infestations is a safe and effective flea treatment recommended by a vet. Without prevention, a dog will continue to get fleas.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

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How do I know if my dog has fleas? - a dog sitting outside, itching at its neck

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How do I know if my dog has fleas?

Fleas are a common complaint among pet parents. These pesky parasites can make dogs and their owners itchy and uncomfortable. Knowing how to spot the signs of fleas is essential for owners to ensure their dog’s health and comfort.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

10 min read

Why is my vet recommending this diagnostic test for my cat? - a cat lying on a medical table while a vet pets them

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Why is my vet recommending this diagnostic test for my cat?

Wellness testing helps detect conditions early, which often improves outcomes, makes management of chronic illnesses easier, and promotes treatment effectiveness. When a cat is unwell or hurt, diagnostic testing helps pinpoint a diagnosis so your veterinarian can properly treat your furry companion.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

10 min read

What do I do if my dog gets a bee sting or insect bite? - a dog looking at a bee on a wall

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What do I do if my dog gets a bee sting or insect bite?

Warmer months allow for fun, outdoor activities that, unfortunately, bring our dogs closer to annoying insects that can give painful bites and stings. While most bug bites and stings resolve on their own, it’s important for pet parents to know when to consult a vet if your dog has an unfortunate encounter with one of these tiny terrors.

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The Vetster Editorial Team

11 min read

How do I know if my cat has a flea infestation? - a cat scratching at their chin

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How do I know if my cat has a flea infestation?

Fleas breed rapidly and they can be difficult to spot on cats, which creates a perfect scenario for out-of-control infestations to develop in your household. It’s important for pet owners to know how to find signs of fleas in their cats and how flea infestations are diagnosed and treated...

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The Vetster Editorial Team

9 min read

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