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3,294 total views Summer is upon us, the weather is beautiful, and people are heading outdoors to enjoy the season while it lasts. Many people choose to host a BBQ in their yard, filled with the best foods, friends, and family. But, while a BBQ can be fun for humans, it can be dangerous for pets if they ingest the wrong food. Be mindful of the food your pet is around, and know what foods are safe for your pet to sneak a quick treat. Below, let’s look at some common…
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573 total views We love our pets and consider them a part of our family. Like any family member, it can be concerning when our pets become sick or injured. Determining whether your pet’s illness or injury is a medical emergency, in need of a trip to the animal hospital can be challenging to decide. Understanding your pet’s ailment or illness, as well as any preexisting conditions, can help you make an informed decision when it comes to your pet’s health. Unfortunately, if it is the age factor, a professional and…
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611 total views Puppies as many days as they feed. If you want to know the answer please refer to our article for the most detailed and accurate information. When born, puppies often depend heavily on breast milk and that is an indispensable source of nutrients for the puppies in the development process. Not only helps the baby absorb nutrients well, but also contains many antibiotics to support the baby’s immune system. However, at some point this nutrient will be depleted and the puppy will begin to get used to the…
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803 total views Malnourished cats (cats with rickets) are common when they are young or growing. The most common cause is lack of phosphorus, Vitamin D, or calcium in the diet, or due to insufficient sun exposure. To understand more about the malnourished cat, please read the article below with us! The cause of cat malnutrition You will notice that your cat has swollen limbs. Do not want to dance, eat poorly. Poor bowel movement and possible limb paralysis. Low calcium levels can also lead to vomiting, diarrhea, muscle tremors, and…
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