Thanksgiving is a wonderful time for gathering with loved ones, but with rich food and festive décor around, it’s important to protect our pets from holiday hazards. Not all foods on the Thanksgiving table are safe for pets, and knowing what to watch out for – and when to contact a vet – can help make the day worry-free.
Pet Safety
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Jul
Jul
One reason that some cat parents might not take their cats to the veterinarian is that their cat exhibits fear or stress when going to the vet. One way to help your cat feel safe, welcome, and comfortable is by taking them to a Fear Free or Cat Friendly Practice. Discover what these certifications are […]
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Jul
Jul
Does your cat become overly stressed when visiting the veterinary office? It’s very common for a cat to become nervous, and sometimes stressed when going to the vet. We also understand how upsetting this can be for pet owners, too. Fortunately, you can minimize their anxiety and keep your furry friend calm when visiting the […]
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Mar
Mar
Heat can be very dangerous for dogs. As a dog owner, you need to be able to recognize common heat dangers, know the symptoms of heat sickness, and know what to do if your dog is suffering from heat illness. Having this information can help you take care of your dog when hot weather in […]
03
Oct
Oct
Your pet is part of your family. When your beloved animal companion has an emergency, you need to know what to do so you can get your pet the care he or she needs quickly. However, you can also learn how to prevent an emergency from happening in the first place. Learn four tips on […]
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Mar
Mar
Many Arizonans and their dogs enjoy the warmth and beauty of the Arizona desert. There is plenty of sunshine to encourage you to hit the many hiking trails in the wilderness of the desert countryside. However, hiking comes with its dangers (especially as mild winter weather turns to hotter spring temperatures), and you should be […]
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