Just like humans, dogs need exercise to stay healthy. The reasons are many, and we’ll dive into not only why, but just how much exercise is the right amount for your dog.
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With so many flavors, nutrients, and ingredients to choose from, it’s hard to know what’s best for your pet pal. We’re here to help by offering a few simple ways of thinking about your dog’s nutrition.
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Dogs need regular brushings and groomings for a number of reasons. This blog will highlight the benefits of simple grooming at home, plus share a few tips and tricks.
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Like the human strain of influenza, dog flu can change each year, so it’s important to track the strains of flu and the outbreak range to know if your dog may be at risk.
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The summer heat can affect your pet in many ways, but one hidden danger can be extremely painful and often goes unnoticed. Read this blog to keep your pet healthy in summer.
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Playing outside with your dog is a summer tradition, but sometimes excessive fun in the hot summer sun can be too much for your pet. We’ll outline the prevention, symptoms, and initial treatment of heat stroke so that you and your dog can have a safe summer of fun together.
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By now, you’ve probably heard dogs should not eat chocolate. You may have heard stories of worried dog owners rushing sick, near-death pets to the emergency room; then again, you may have also heard owners laughing about their dogs eating entire bags of chocolate candy and being “fine.” While both of these stories are true, it underlines an important fact all veterinarians know: chocolate can be very dangerous for your dog.
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Ah, January: the month when many people pledge to lose weight and exercise more. While this lifestyle change is often a good goal for humans,
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