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Protect Your Pet From The Sun!

Protect Your Pet from the Sun!
Most dogs and cats have hair that protects them from sun damage. However, hairless cat and dog breeds, like the Sphynx and Mexican Hairless dog, respectively, are highly susceptible to sunburns and skin cancer.
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The "New" Pet: When Is The Right Time?

The "New" Pet: When Is The Right Time?
When discussing the idea of getting another pet after the loss of a former one, I’ve heard it all. Nothing surprises me any more. The sentiments are usually those of “not now,” and I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard “never again!”
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When Is The Right Time To Say Goodbye?

Sad looking white mutt
When is the right time? How do we really know? Is he suffering? Uncomfortable? In pain? The truth is, we often don’t really know—and, unfortunately, we can’t ask him.
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Euthanasia: The Process and the Particulars

Euthanasia: The Process and the Particulars
Our attitudes have changed quite a bit since, and now, I believe, most pet parents choose to stay with their pets until they pass on. However, this is a highly personal decision.
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May Is National Allergy Month: Alternative Pets for Allergic Owners

Are you allergic to cats and dogs? There are some great exotic pets for people with allergies, including reptiles, birds, and amphibians.
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Choosing the Right Dog

Picking the perfect dog can be a challenge, Dr. Ruth MacPete has you covered with this list of questions to ask before welcoming a new pooch into your family. from Dr. MacPete, find her on Facebook or at www.drruthpetvet.com!

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7 Surprising Ways To Help Your Pet Lose Weight (And Why It's Important)

7 Surprising Ways To Help Your Pet Lose Weight (And Why It's Important)
Extra weight puts your pet at risk for arthritis, diabetes, and many other crippling diseases.
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What To Do If A Dog Attacks You

Dog bites happen. Fortunately, Dr. Sophia Yin knows what to do to fend off or prevent dog bites. For more from Dr. Yin, find her on Facebook or at drsophiayin.com!

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How To Break Up A Dog Fight

Dog's just playing
The number one way to avoid being bitten is to avoid trying to grab the head or neck area.
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5 Reasons Why Pet Obesity Is a Serious Problem

5 Reasons Why Pet Obesity Is a Serious Problem
Over half of U.S. dogs and cats are considered obese. Pet obesity can reduce life expectancy and cause arthritis, diabetes, and cancer.
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