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Reading Time: 4 minutes …you. Why is it so stressful? It is because your pet perceives the different sounds and smells of a veterinary clinic, along with seeing other animals and new people, as…
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Reading Time: 4 minutes …common sense and can save both human and pet lives. Why Pets Should Be Restrained in Vehicles A pet can be seriously injured in a vehicle even if you aren’t…
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Reading Time: 4 minutes …with your pet’s ability to metabolize anesthetic drugs. While today’s medications are incredibly safe, surgery always comes with some risks, especially for a pet with kidney, liver, or heart conditions….
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Reading Time: 4 minutes …with your pet’s ability to metabolize anesthetic drugs. While today’s medications are incredibly safe, surgery always comes with some risks, especially for a pet with kidney, liver, or heart conditions….
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Reading Time: 3 minutes …do in a pet emergency when minutes count is what learning pet first aid is all about.” Dr. Lippman completed the veterinarian-approved instructor course offered by Pro Pet Hero a…
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Reading Time: 3 minutes …extra walks. Don’t rush to add a new pet—this could worsen the behavioral changes or stress. Allow your pet, and yourself, time to adjust to the new “normal.” Grief is…
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Reading Time: 3 minutes …cats who enjoy meeting new people and pets, a pet gate allows them to meet and interact safely through the barrier. Confining the guest pet also helps keep the resident…
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Reading Time: 3 minutes …new pet to her room for the first week or so. That will allow pets to smell but not see each other. Help this virtual introduction along by taking a…
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Reading Time: 4 minutes …that your pet’s skin might be a problem, the next step is to have your pet evaluated by a veterinarian. For many pets and their owners, vet visits can introduce…
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Reading Time: 3 minutes …cross over to your pet. On the other hand, if your pet is calmer with you nearby and you can remain calm and quietly upbeat, your pet is better off…