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How Many Miles Can You Run With Your Dog?

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Not all breeds are built for marathons. Learn what your dog can tolerate.
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How To Pill Your Cat

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Dr. Ruth MacPete talks about the ever-difficult task of persuading a cat to take a pill. For more from Dr. MacPete, find her on Facebook or at www.drruthpetvet.com!

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Puppy Socialization and the Sensitive Period: When is it, and is it important?

Dr. Sophia Yin, the Pet Health Network's resident behavioralist, explains how and why we know that socializing puppies is important. Several ground-breaking studies have shown that the earlier socialization starts, the more well-adjusted a dog will become in later years.
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Easter Lily Poisoning in Cats

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Personally, this is my most hated type of poisoning, as my sister’s cat died from lily poisoning years ago. So my mission? To spread the word so all pet owners are aware of this horrible, dangerous poison!
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Tips for Getting Your Cat to the Vet

Tips for Getting Your Cat to the Vet
Dr. Ruth MacPete offers tips to help you have an easier time taking your cat to the veterinarian. She explains that with a little bit of forethought and preparation, you can ease your cat's fears and make a trip to the veterinarian a walk in the park.
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Top 10 Canine Toxins: Part II

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Take the time to pet-proof your house to avoid accidental poisonings to your pets.
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Parrots, Problems, and the Power of the Positive

Parrots, Problems, and the Power of the Positive
It happens every year. Birds scream. People scream back. As the days get longer and temperatures start to climb, the screaming gets worse. Some pet parrots scream all year long, but many scream louder when their hormonal clocks get wound up in spring as they are looking to mate.
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The Top 10 Canine Toxins: Part I

The Top 10 Canine Toxins
When it comes to mouse and rat poisons, there are several different active ingredients and types of action, making all of them potentially poisonous to dogs.
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Kitty Litter: Does It Really Matter What Type I Buy?

Clay litter was first introduced in 1947 by Edward Lowe, who used to sell clay to garage owners to soak up oil and gasoline spills. When he realized it worked well in kitty litter boxes, it became an instant success.
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Every Annie needs a Sandy: How Rescue Pups help Adopted Children

How Rescue Pups help Adopted Children
Studies have shown that rescued pets can help sooth adopted children. Dr. Ernie Ward weighs in on this fascinating topic.
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