Owning a Pet Means Working With Veterinarians

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Owning a Pet Means Working With Veterinarians

As a pet owner, I have had my fair share of experiences with veterinarians. In addition to regular check ups and vaccinations appointments, I have dealt with emergencies along the way. And if there is one thing I've learned, it's that no two veterinarians are alike. Every experience I have had with various service providers in past years has been a unique one. I've learned that communication is extremely important, as is asking the right questions before taking my pets in for any kind of care – even a basic check up. So I decided to help other pet owners ensure quality care for their dogs and cats by starting this blog. I regularly post tips and tricks for things like vetting a new veterinarian and preparing a young pet for their first vet appointment. Thanks for stopping by!

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Three Most Common Issues That Will Have You Running Your Dog To The Vet

23 March 2019
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Dogs can be fun, silly, and naughty all at once. Sometimes they can be as curious as cats, too, and you know what happened to the curious cat! For the most part, dogs require a lot of work, and they need regular health checkups to the vet. However, there are times when your dog may get into a lot of trouble or danger, and that is when you need to rush dog treatment in a vet clinic to save your dog's life. Read More …

3 Tips To Keep Your Pet Warm This Winter

8 December 2018
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Both cats and dogs can sometimes struggle through the winter just because it can become quite cold. Although they have furry coats, many breeds of dogs and cats simply aren't equipped to deal with the cold, so it's up to their pet parents to do what they can to keep them warm. Here's how you can improve your pet's conditions this winter and help to keep them warm. 1. Shelter Read More …

Treating Your Dog’s Diabetes

1 December 2018
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From training and feeding to grooming and vaccinating, training your dog can be overwhelming at times. Fortunately, with proper care, your dog can live a healthy and happy lifestyle. An unhealthy diet and insufficient exercise can lead to a variety of problems for your dog including cardiovascular issues and arthritis, but an unhealthy lifestyle can also lead to diabetes. Diabetes can be fatal if left untreated, but options are available to help your dog. Read More …

Canine Hepatitis: Facts You Should Be Aware Of

25 October 2018
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When it comes to taking care of your dog, there are many health problems and diseases that you will need to watch out for. One such canine illness is infectious canine hepatitis, also commonly referred to as adenovirus. Learn some of the most important facts about canine hepatitis and what you can do about it. Then, you can provide your dog with the best possible care and health protection possible going forward. Read More …

4 Things To Look For When Choosing A Veterinary Clinic

23 October 2018
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Whether you've just moved to a new area or have recently brought a new pet into your home, having a veterinary team you can turn to for all your pet's health and wellness needs is a must. Not sure where to begin when it comes to selecting the right veterinary clinic? There are a few things worth looking for. The Services Your Pet Needs Start by considering the specific types of services your pet will likely need based on his or her breed, age, and other factors. Read More …