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Most veterinarians enter their profession because they love pets. They want to provide them with the best care and ensure they live long, healthy lives. So as a pet owner, one of the best things you can give your pet is a veterinarian who has their best interests at heart. A good vet will enjoy getting to know your pet, providing good preventative care, and nursing them back to health when they are sick. We are not vets ourselves, but we do strongly relate to the passion they feel for animals. That's why we offer so much in-depth information on vet care right here on this website.

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Fleas 101 — What Every New Pet Owner Needs To Know
If you're like most people who are on the verge of bringing a furry friend into their homes and lives for the first time, you're undoubtedly experiencing a mixture of pleasant anticipation combined with a slight amount of nervous apprehension. After all, caring for an animal is a big responsibility, and those who lack basic knowledge may feel a little intimidated by the responsibility for the health and happiness of another living creature.

What Kind Of Services Does Your Local Animal Hospital Have?
Most pet owners don't really think of using animal hospitals that often. Even if you use one in your animal's primary care, you probably don't think about it that much unless it's time for shots, a checkup, or an emergency. If you normally use an animal clinic, here's a look at what animal hospitals can offer you and your pet.  What's the Difference Between a Veterinary Clinic and an Animal Hospital?

Signs Your Dog Needs To Go To A Pet Dental Care Center
As a dog owner, your dog's health is one of your top priorities. However, what you may not have thought of in terms of your dog's health is their dental and oral health. Just like humans, dogs need regular dental care. And there are some telltale signs that you may need to take your dog to the pet dental care center. Get to know these signs. Then, you can be sure you are doing everything you can to care for your dog's oral health going forward.

What Happens When Your Pet Inhales A Foxtail?
Foxtails are simple weeds that are present almost everywhere, but they can cause big problems for pets. Foxtails can be inhaled by cats and dogs through the nose or even mouth. Unfortunately, once they're inhaled, those foxtails aren't going to break down on their own. Instead, they can cause severe infections in the lungs or esophagus that need to be treated by a veterinarian. Here's what you can expect if you suspect your pet has inhaled a foxtail.

3 Things You Need To Know About Leptospirosis In Dogs
If you're like others who share your life and home with a canine companion, you naturally want your furry friend to enjoy good health, a long life, and a generally happy, struggle-free existence. A big part of achieving this is ensuring that your dog sees a vet for checkups on a regular basis and that they're kept current on vaccinations. Some vaccinations, such as the one for rabies, are mandatory for getting your pet licensed or for taking it on a commercial flight, but there are others you should consider as well.

3 Vaccines Your Outdoor Cat Needs
If you keep your cat outdoors, it's important to understand that he or she is at a higher risk of sustaining injuries and contracting diseases than if you were to keep the cat inside. Luckily, you can protect against a lot of the most common diseases by vaccinating your cat. Here are three vaccines your outdoor cat absolutely needs. 1. Rabies Indoor cats should have rabies vaccines too, but the shot is even more important for cats who will be outdoors.

Fancy A Fine Feline? What To Do Before Investing In A Purebred Cat To Ensure The Purrfect Match
While any cat can provide the companionship, affection, and fun that makes having one so special, if you're interested in a purebred feline, you've more work to do than if you were less finicky. Since purebred animals cost a lot more and can come with unique issues specific to their lineage, you want to ensure the pet you purchase is as close to "purrfect" as possible. Get To Know The Breed

Three Common Household Staples That Are Poisonous To Cats
You've undoubtedly heard it said many times that curiosity killed the cat and have rightly chalked it up to an old wive's tale. However, like most old wive's tales, this saying is built around a kernel of truth. Cats are innately curious, which often leads them to get into things they shouldn't — and this is particularly true of anything resembling food, which is why it's important for those who share their homes with feline friends to be vigilant about leaving anything within reach that may adversely affect the cat's health if ingested.

How To Keep Your Cat's Teeth Healthy
Cats rely on their teeth to eat, play, and defend themselves. Over time, your cat's teeth can succumb to damage due to decay. Bacteria can even cause gum disease. As an owner, there are things you can do to prevent this. Here are four tips you can use to take care of your cat's teeth. 1. Train your cat to accept having their mouth handled. Pets need their teeth brushed just like humans do.