Vaccines are one of the most important ways to protect your dog’s health. They help prevent life-threatening diseases, strengthen immune systems, and keep both pets and people safe. But with so many vaccine options, it’s natural…
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The holidays bring beautiful decorations, twinkling lights, and festive plants that brighten our homes. Unfortunately, several of these seasonal favorites can be harmful — and in some cases dangerous — for dogs and cats. Knowing the…
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The holiday season brings warm gatherings, festive meals, and delicious treats—but while we enjoy our favorite dishes, our pets are often right beside us hoping for a bite. Unfortunately, many holiday foods can be harmful—or even…
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Ticks are more than a nuisance—they can transmit dangerous illnesses that affect your dog’s health and quality of life. Across the United States, several tick-borne diseases in dogs cause serious symptoms like fever, joint pain, and…
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Just like people, dogs can develop asthma—although it’s less common. When asthma occurs, it’s usually the result of an allergic reaction that causes inflammation in the airways. This inflammation leads to spasms in the airway muscles,…
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Understanding Spaying and Neutering If you’re asking yourself, “how much does it cost to spay a dog?” you’re not alone. Many pet parents wonder about the cost of spaying a female dog or neutering a male…
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Bringing home a new puppy is exciting, but it also comes with questions about their growth and health. One common concern for pet parents is when do puppies lose their baby teeth? Just like human babies,…
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Kennel cough is one of the most common respiratory illnesses in dogs and one of the most contagious. While it often sounds alarming, most cases are mild and resolve on their own. Pet parents often ask,…
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Rabies is a deadly viral disease that affects the nervous system and is nearly always fatal once symptoms appear. Fortunately, it’s also 100% preventable. Vaccinating your dog is the most effective way to protect them—and your…
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