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When my animals started behaving differently, I made the decision to turn to a veterinarian for help. I wanted to figure out what had caused this sudden change in their behavior, but I wasn't really sure where to start. However, my veterinarian walked me through a long list of different problems it could be, and within days, I had narrowed down the problem to diffusing essential oils that they were allergic to in my home. After making that change, I felt better about their health. On this website, you will find all kinds of health tips regarding animal health, because their lives matter too.

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Times When Your Dog Needs To Go To The Pet Hospital
21 February 2023

If you own a pet, you should know when you should …

Reducing Infection Risk In Dry Cows Alongside Medication
4 November 2022

Dry cows need time to rest and recover from a milk …

When To Seek Assistance From An Animal Hospital For A Flea Infestation
25 July 2022

As a dog or cat owner, you have a responsibility t …

What Did Your Dog Eat? Things To Know About Emergency Vet Services
2 May 2022

Certain dogs are far more prone than others to eat …

Visit A Vet If Your Dog Has These Gas-Related Issues
7 February 2022

When your family has young children, there's no de …

Times When Your Dog Needs To Go To The Pet Hospital

21 February 2023
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If you own a pet, you should know when you should take them to the pet hospital. While regular check-ups and preventative care such as vaccinations are essential for good health, there may be times when your dog needs medical attention beyond the scope of routine care. Here are a few scenarios when you should consider taking your dog to the pet hospital.   Signs of Pain or Discomfort Knowing how to recognize signs of pain or discomfort in your dog is important for any pet owner. Read More 

Reducing Infection Risk In Dry Cows Alongside Medication

4 November 2022
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Dry cows need time to rest and recover from a milking season, but they're still at risk for a variety of health problems that can affect their productivity later. Of these potential issues, perhaps the most common and costly is mastitis, an infection of the teats caused by bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus. The most effective way to prevent mastitis is to administer an antibiotic treatment such as Quartermaster medicine for cows. Read More 

When To Seek Assistance From An Animal Hospital For A Flea Infestation

25 July 2022
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As a dog or cat owner, you have a responsibility to provide your pet with the best care possible. When a pet contracts fleas, fast action needs to be taken to eradicate them fully as they can cause great distress to the animal dealing with their presence. Here are signs that indicate it is time to contact an animal hospital to aid in the removal and prevention of fleas. Your Pet Has An Allergic Reaction Read More 

What Did Your Dog Eat? Things To Know About Emergency Vet Services

2 May 2022
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Certain dogs are far more prone than others to eat anything and everything that they come across. Whether you have a dog that has PICA or you're just raising a lab puppy, it's important that you know how to respond in the event that your dog eats something that they shouldn't. Here are some of the things that your emergency vet wants you to know ahead of time so that you are better prepared in case your pup consumes something that's not intended for them. Read More 

Visit A Vet If Your Dog Has These Gas-Related Issues

7 February 2022
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When your family has young children, there's no denying that your pet dog passing gas can cause some laughter. While your kids might find gas from your dog to be funny, you should monitor it in your effort to be a responsible dog owner. Of course, it's normal for a dog to pass gas several times a day, and some dog breeds are actually known for being gassier than others. In some cases, however, gas can be an indicator of a digestive issue that should prompt you to book an appointment with your local veterinarian. Read More