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Whether it’s tightly sealing your garbage cans or paying attention to dangerous decorations during the holidays, you’ll need to make your home safe before adopting. That includes keeping toxic foods, pet-unfriendly plants and dangerous household items out...
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Spring is here and there are plenty of outdoor dog activities you can do with your furry friend that will be fun for both of you. Here are some outdoor activities you can do with your dog this weekend. Take a Hike – spring is a wonderful time to get outside and see...
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Ways to Protect Pets This Winter Temperatures are quickly dropping this winter. With the weather people talking about winter weather and freeze warnings on just about every channel, we thought we would give some tips to help you make sure your pets stay warm, healthy...
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Live Christmas trees are considered to be mildly toxic to pets. Fir tree oil can irritate to the mouth and stomach, causing excessive drooling or vomiting for your pet. Tree needles are not easily digested, either, and can possibly lead to GI irritation, vomiting, or...
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Make a Quick Vet Visit: Winter can be hard on dogs if they are not in perfect health. If your dog has health issues it can be hard for them to keep warm, and sleep well both very important to your dogs health. Many aliments go unnoticed in your dog’s behavior during...
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When it comes to keeping your pet healthy and helping him enjoy fall to the fullest, there are some things to keep in mind. Watch out for ticks Many species of ticks are active even into the winter and can survive the first frost. Don’t let ticks cozy up. Remove their...
