Vet Care 101 for Pet Lovers

Posted on: 13 January 2022

Pets, such as dogs and cats, provide good company, especially for kids. However, pets are usually adventurous and curious and may wander away from your home. Therefore, as a pet owner, you need a form of identification for your pet. Tags and collars are a few common ways of identifying your pet, but they wear out fast and get lost easily. In this regard, consider microchipping. The pet microchipping procedure entails placing a microchip with a unique identification number and pet details between the pet's shoulder blades.
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Posted on: 8 November 2021

It can be deeply disturbing for cat parents when their previously healthy cat suddenly develops walking and balance problems. Although it's important to take your kitty to your local veterinary clinic for a checkup, the condition is often less serious than it looks. A disorder called feline vestibular disease may be the cause, and fortunately, it's easily treated. What Is Vestibular Disease? Vestibular disease, often called idiopathic vestibular disease, which simply means of unknown cause, is a nervous system disorder that affects the brain's vestibular system.
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Posted on: 8 September 2021

Pet spay surgery is one of the most common treatments that most domesticated animals go through. It not only prevents unwanted pregnancies, it can also help keep them safe from uterine or ovarian cancer and other growths and health issues. However, that does not mean it will not be a completely comfortable experience for your dog or cat. It is, after all, quite an invasive procedure, so when they come home, it is important that you treat them with extra care to make them settle back in.
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Posted on: 20 July 2021

Did you recently move, adopt a new pet, or decide to switch veterinarian practices? If your family needs a new vet, take a look at some of the top tips to help you find the best care for your cat, dog, or other pet. Ask About Office Hours Your pet needs a vet with office hours that fit into your schedule. If you can't get your pet to the office for a check-up or other type of visit, the missed appointments could affect your cat, dog, or other animal's health.
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