Perhaps one of the most common discomforts seen in dogs today is the case of an undefeatable itch. Red spots on the skin, dull fur, sores, and dandruff—not to mention the incessant sounds of scratching—are all signs of pruritis, that… Read More
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Hamster Preventative Care
A hamster is a nocturnal rodent and an entertaining pet. These creatures are smart and can be taught tricks such as retrieving small objects, and they do not take up much space. Best for those looking for a small, furry… Read More
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How to Introduce a Kitten to Your Home
You may be thinking of bringing a new kitten into your home. A cat can make a lovely addition to your family and bring the joy only a feline companion can give. However, you might wonder how best to prepare… Read More
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Puppy Teething Info
So you’ve got a new puppy. Congratulations! Getting a small, four-legged, new family member makes for an exciting time! You want the best for your new dog at every stage of life. The puppy stage will give you your first… Read More
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Types of Cat Flea and Tick Prevention
Tis the season to be cautious! Whether your cat enjoys the indoors, the outdoors, or both, your feline friend must beware of ticks and fleas. Ticks can carry the plague and cat scratch fever, and fleas carry Lyme, Rocky Mountain… Read More
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5 Tips to Prevent Overheating in Dogs
When the days warm up and the hot summer sun starts to shine, enthusiasm for spending time outside with your dog begins to rise. You can’t wait to enjoy the warmer weather with your best friend. Before you jump into… Read More
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How to Give Your Dog Proper Dental Care
You may have heard that dogs have cleaner mouths than humans, but that doesn’t mean they don’t need regular cleaning. Just like humans, pet dogs need their routine brushing and flossing too. Gum disease, precluded by plaque build-up, tartar deposits,… Read More
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Why Rats Make Fantastic Pets
The most popular pet choice is either a dog or a cat, but have you considered getting a rat? If you are initially disgusted at the thought, it’s understandable. Yet this is not an accurate perspective. The common conception of… Read More
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Canine Rehabilitation: A Rising Call
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