Canine rehabilitation, often called “physical therapy for dogs,” is a relatively new field. With legal specifications in twenty out of the fifty states, this practice is beginning to rise as it meets the demands of pet owners. Maryland does not… Read More
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How To Take Care of Your Dog After Surgery
Having your dog undergo surgery can be a scary process for both the animal and owner. Once your four-legged friend gets out of the Everhart operating room, the next step is recovery. The process can last from weeks to months,… Read More
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Puppy Training Tips
Getting yourself or anyone a puppy is one of the happiest and exciting times in your life. Although with your new furry friend there are more responsibilities you will be expected to take on to make your puppy live a… Read More
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Microchipping Your Dog
Every year hundreds of dogs go missing every year and if they’re found they are taken to an animal shelter and they may or may not be reunited with their owners. In extreme cases, if those lost dogs aren’t reunited,… Read More
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Protect Your Hairless Pet’s Skin This Season
Having a hairless pet is great for those with possible animal allergies. Owning a hairless pet is perfect because you don’t have to worry about them shedding their winter coats once it gets warmer. Even though you don’t have to… Read More
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Why Dental Care is Crucial for Keeping Your Cat Healthy
Keeping your cat healthy is important. With proper pet care, you can enjoy years of happy and healthy fun with your furry friends. But how do you know what your cat needs to stay healthy when they can’t communicate aches… Read More
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7 Ways to Ensure that Your New Cat is Happy and Healthy Throughout the Year
While it is a common misconception that cats are incredibly low maintenance, it is important to remember that much like a new dog or puppy in your home, cats also require a certain level of care to be happy and… Read More
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How Your Dog is Trying to Tell You that They Need More Exercise
Our pets communicate with us in many ways. With this, dogs, in particular, have a distinct way of communicating messages that may indicate a need. While some messages are more obvious, such as a need for food or going outside,… Read More
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5 Signs of Seasonal Allergies Affecting Your Dog this Spring
Spring is the perfect season for getting outside with your dog after a long winter. However, if hay fever has you sneezing, chances are your dog may be affected by seasonal allergies as well. While we may recognize some apparent… Read More
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Why a Balanced Diet for Your Pet is Essential for Healthy Aging
Much like our own need for a healthy diet and plenty of exercise, a balanced diet is essential to the health of your pet as they age. Whether you recently welcomed a new puppy or an adult cat to your… Read More