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How to Prevent Heartworm in Cats & Dogs

How to Prevent Heartworm in Cats & Dogs

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All cats and dogs are susceptible to heartworm, no matter their age or state of health. It is important to protect your pet regardless of where you live as heartworm disease has been found in every state.

Posted on January 26, 2012

Five Common Misconceptions About Cats Debunked

Five Common Misconceptions About Cats Debunked

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You might be surprised to learn that many of the “facts” you know about cats are actually untrue. For example, while cats often purr when they’re happy, they may also purr when they’re anxious or uncomfortable.

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Are You Taking Care of Your Small Dog’s Teeth?

Are You Taking Care of Your Small Dog’s Teeth?

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Small dogs make great companions for a reason. Many are smart, personable and ideally sized for apartment living. But small dogs do come with special needs that owners should be aware of. For example, due to the small size of their mouths, dogs under 20 lbs. have a greater risk of dental problems.

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A Wag Is Worth A Thousand Words

A Wag Is Worth A Thousand Words

Category: Dogs, Pet Health, Pets | 2 views

Most ca­nine pet par­ents be­lieve that they can com­mu­ni­cate with their dogs even though they don’t speak the same lan­guage – giv­ing a new twist to the old adage, “si­lence is gold­en.”

Posted on October 20, 2010

Five Ways Frugal Pet Owners Can Save

Five Ways Frugal Pet Owners Can Save

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The av­er­age an­nu­al cost of keep­ing a dog ex­ceeds $1,200. For fru­gal pet own­ers who want to pro­vide the best pos­si­ble care to their fur­ry friends while keep­ing costs low, here are five tips

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Sweeten the Kitty: Tips for Easier Traveling with Pets

Sweeten the Kitty: Tips for Easier Traveling with Pets

Category: Pets, Travel with Pets | 3 views

There are plen­ty of pet -​friend­ly lodg­ing es­tab­lish­ments, restau­rants, and a slew of gear and oth­er pet prod­ucts that make trav­el­ing with Fi­do and Fluffy more com­fort­able. Con­sid­er try­ing the fol­low­ing tips be­fore pack­ing your pets’ trav­el bags.

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Is Your Pet’s Bad Breath Dogging You?

Is Your Pet’s Bad Breath Dogging You?

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Dogs and cats use their mouths like we use our hands, so den­tal dis­ease can se­ri­ous­ly af­fect their abil­i­ty to eat and play. Worse, ev­i­dence sug­gests a link be­tween gum dis­ease and oth­er se­ri­ous health prob­lems.

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What Is Your Cat’s Bad Breath Telling You?

What Is Your Cat’s Bad Breath Telling You?

Category: Cats, Pet Health, Pets | 2 views

While post-​tu­na hal­i­to­sis is no cause for con­cern, your cat’s breath should not stink con­sis­tent­ly. If you no­tice an un­re­lent­ing odor, your cat might be suf­fer­ing from an un­de­tect­ed health is­sue, such as oral dis­ease or di­a­betes.

Posted on October 14, 2010

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