Pet Owner Resources
7 Winter Holiday Pet Hazards
While pet owners should always be on the lookout for potentially poisonous items around the house, the winter holidays bring about unique hazards.
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Tooth Brushing 101: Dogs & Cats
Plaque and tartar buildup are at the root of many dental conditions in dogs and cats.
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Common Household Products that Are Poisonous to Pets
Most of us think of our homes as a clean, safe oasis, but what if the everyday products you’re using aren’t the best for the health of your family and pets?
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April is Pet First Aid Awareness Month!
Whether an injury is small or large—say, you cut your pet’s toenail too short or they dislocate a leg during a hike—a first aid kit is crucial to making sure an injured pet gets on the path to recovery.
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Signs of Cancer in Your Pets
According to The Veterinary Cancer Society, cancer is the leading cause of death in 47% of dogs and in 32% of cats. Early recognition and diagnosis are crucial, so be aware of changes in behavior as well as sudden physical changes that could signal your pet has cancer.
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National Pet Fire Safety Day — Tips for Keeping Your Pets Safe
National Pet Fire Safety Day is July 15th. According to the National Fire Protection Association, 500,000 pets are affected by house fires each year, with 1,000 house fires started by pets themselves. The following tips may help prevent your pets from causing a fire and keep them safe during and after a fire.
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Puppy Training
Puppy training is an important step toward a lifetime of good behavior.
Omega-3 fatty acids for sensitive skin and more
Omega-3 fatty acids have been shown to benefit normal bodily systems in a number of ways: Supports a normal and healthy inflammatory response throughout the body, including the skin Joint health Cognitive health Normal kidney and cardiovascular health Eye health An easy first step toward a healthy lifestyle.
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Keep Your Pets Stress-Free During Fireworks Season
Any loud noise can cause a pet’s anxiety to skyrocket, especially fireworks.
