So, your dog coughs every once in a while. The cough is deep like a fog horn or honking goose, but he doesn’t seem to be bothered by it. The episode lasts a just few seconds, then he’s perfectly fine. Is it a respiratory infection? Is it heartworms? Is it an allergy? It may not […]
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Ah, the exciting and then quickly boring life of a cat. We don’t like to see our indoor cats getting bored; it makes us feel bad. So we buy toys and scratchers and climby things … does any of it help? Our Dr. Coates has some great advice: http://goo.gl/TGVgfy
Please share yours in the COMMENTS, too. What do you do to help your cat relieve the boredom of being inside all day?
Hot weather can bring on dangers that significantly affect your pet, including dehydration, heat stroke, sunburn and even death. With a few preventative measures, you can easily help your pup avoid the negative effects of the sun. BELOW ARE IMPORTANT TIPS TO FOLLOW FROM FIDO’S FRIEND _HEIDI GANAHL,_ CEO AND FOUNDER OF CAMP BOW WOW, NORTH AMERICA’S LARGEST AND FASTEST GROWING PET CARE FRANCHISE. …
It’s anguishing when cancer strikes a beloved companion, and can be made more difficult when the pet is the final connection to a deceased loved one. Dr. Intile shares her experience with these patients: http://goo.gl/2tMc3J
Do you have a pet who ties you to a lost loved one? Please tell us about your pet in the COMMENTS, and what makes him or her special to you.
What You Need to Know About Thyroid Disease in Dogs and Cats. Thyroid gland dysfunction is so common in dogs and cats that Dr. Coates thought a primer was in order: http://goo.gl/B9tsMZ
If you have a dog or cat with a thyroid disorder, please SHARE the symptoms that first came to your attention, and how you haven been treating it since.
Think of distracted driving and you probably picture drivers on the phone, either talking or texting. (Don’t let me get started on that topic…) According to Distraction.gov, the official US government website about distracted driving, “At any given daylight moment across America, approximately 660,000 drivers are using cell phones or manipulating electronic devices while driving….” […]
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