The Banfield Pet Hospital annual State of Pet Health Report for 2014 revealed a sharp increase in infectious diseases among cats. The reports analyzed data from the nearly 470,000 cats cared for in Banfield’s 850 hospitals across the nation. The report showed a 48 percent increase in the prevalence of the feline immune deficiency virus […]
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A couple of weeks ago, a series of thunder storms moved over the south-eastern part of the United States and left flooded homes, hail damaged cars, and scared dogs in its wake. We humans naturally fear thunderstorms because we recognize the physical damage they cause; however, our dogs fear bad weather because of the loud […]
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It used to be that if a pet got lost, you’d hang up posters around your neighborhood and take out ads in the local paper. While these are still both really good ideas, there are many more options to put everyone on the alert. First, be proactive and make sure your pet has proper ID […]
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Easter is around the corner and so are Easter hazards! This beautiful springtime holiday brings many delights, but also a few dangers for our pets. Here are a few tips to keep your pets safe this Easter. 1. Keep Easter baskets out of reach for the following reasons: Easter candy isn’t good for your pet. […]
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Poisonous Springtime Plants. As you head into the garden to plant bulbs or clip fresh flowers, it’s important to keep in mind that some plants and fertilizers can be toxic to your pet. Learn more: http://goo.gl/8rhdrb
What do you plant in your pet-safe yard and garden? Please SHARE your tips for safe gardening in the COMMENTS.
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