Would You Know If Your Pet Was In Pain? Learn to Recognize the Signs
Cats and dogs instinctively mask their pain, which means it can sometimes be difficult to know when a pet is sick or hurting.
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A Guide to Seizures and Convulsions in Dogs
Seizures are the most commonly diagnosed neurological disorder in dogs. Read on to learn about what to do if your dog has a seizure.
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5 Tips for Traveling With Your Pet
Nothing's better than hitting the road with your best friend – especially if that friend happens to have four legs, a tail, and whiskers. If you have a trip coming up and plan to take your pet with you, consider the following tips for a safer journey.
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Is A Grain-Free Diet Good or Bad for Your Dog?
Selecting food for your pet can be overwhelming when you're faced with seemingly endless options and conflicting marketing messages about ingredients, brands, and health promises.
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Human Medications That Are Toxic to Pets
Whether a cat or dog ingests a human-sized dose of a non-toxic medication or a small amount of a toxic substance, their health and lives can be in danger. To protect your pets, be aware of the risks and some of the medications that are most commonly responsible for pet poisoning.
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How to Be There for Your Senior Pet
As pets age, they become increasingly at risk of developing age-related health problems. With the right care, however, you can keep your cats or dogs feeling great throughout their golden years.
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