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We love educating our clients. That’s why we have curated and shared posts filled with helpful information regarding pet care.

How to Recognize Pain in Your Cat

Cats are known for being stoic animals, making it hard to tell when they are in pain. Your feline friend may experience pain for numerous reasons, such as joint issues, dental problems, urinary tract infections, and kidney disease. Please educate yourself on the...

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Tips to Enjoy Camping With Your Pet

Tips to Enjoy Camping With Your Pet

Before packing up your tent and getting back to nature with your four-legged friend, check out these tips to ensure your camping adventure goes smoothly.    #1: Take your pet on a camping trial run Have a trial run in your backyard to see how your pet will handle...

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5 Signs Your Pet May Have Allergies

Spring and summer are prime allergy seasons for people and pets alike. But, while you sniffle and sneeze your way through the summer months, you may notice that your pet does not experience the same symptoms. While the mechanism for allergies is the same—the body’s...

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Common Water Hazards for Pets

Common Water Hazards for Pets

Taking a refreshing dip with your pet in a sparkling body of water is the perfect way to cool down on a hot summer day. However, your pet can be exposed to several dangers when venturing out into deeper waters. Are you aware of the following water hazards for pets?...

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Chip Your Pet Month

Chip Your Pet Month

May is Chip Your Pet Month! Do you know exactly how a microchip works or why your pet needs one? Our team wants you to know the importance of microchips, which is why we are banishing some common pet microchipping myths.   Myth: My pet needs to be sedated for a...

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Hiking Safety Tips for Pets

Hiking Safety Tips for Pets

With temperatures warming up, you may be excited to head on a hiking adventure with your furry friend! But before you put on your hiking shoes, here are some tips to ensure that your pet stays safe.    #1: Stock up on parasite prevention for your pet Spring is...

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