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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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When to Take Your Pet to the Veterinarian
13 March 2024

As pet owners, we always want to ensure the health …

How to Know You Need to Visit an Emergency Vet
4 December 2023

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Summertime Hazards That Can Lead Your Pet To An Emergency Vet
28 June 2023

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

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Reducing Infection Risk In Dry Cows Alongside Medication
4 November 2022

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Why Going Slowly Is Necessary For Overweight Cats To Lose Weight

12 December 2018
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Noticing that your cat is carrying some extra weight might seem like something you want to control right away. While helping your cat to lose weight is a must for them to enjoy a healthy and long life, going about it the wrong way can be dangerous. Here's why your cat has to lose weight gradually in order to get to a healthy weight safely. Problem With Not Eating One common problem pet owners often face when it comes to helping their cats to lose weight is attempting to get them to diet. Read More 

Treatment For Intestinal Obstruction In Cats

3 December 2018
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It might seem as though it's normal for cats to have hairballs, but it isn't. Hairballs are one of the first signs that your cat is at risk for an intestinal obstruction. If your cat has been diagnosed with this condition or you've done your research and are worried that your cat might be experiencing this problem, here's what you can expect when you bring your cat to the vet for it to be treated. Read More 

Ready For The Holidays? How To Keep Your Dogs Safe During The Festivities

28 November 2018
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The holidays are coming up. If you have dogs, it's time to start making plans for their care, comfort and safety. Dogs are particularly susceptible to accidents and injuries during the holidays, especially when precautions aren't taken. To make sure your dogs have a happy and healthy holiday season, here are some special tips you need to follow. Get Them Microchipped If your dogs aren't microchipped yet, you need to take care of that before the holidays arrive. Read More 

3 Reasons Your Dog Should Be Getting Regular Check-Ups From Your Veterinarian

22 November 2018
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You may not think about taking your dog to the veterinarian unless it's time to get a vaccination or an illness of some kind is suspected. But there are plenty of good reasons to take your dog to the veterinarian for check-ups on a regular basis. So if you aren't already scheduling regular check-ups with your vet, now is a good time to start doing so. Here are just a few reasons to take your dog in for regular check-ups in the coming years: Read More 

Toxoplasmosis And Your Cat

17 November 2018
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Toxoplasmosis is a parasite that can cause your cat to get sick and even infect you.This parasite, also known as toxoplasma gondii, is widely present in the environment and any mammal can carry it. Your cat could have it and you wouldn't know until it begins to overwhelm his or her immune system and cause them to have health problems. Here is more about the basics of toxoplasmosis in cats and what you can do to minimize the risk and complications of an infection. Read More