Does Your Cat Have Ear Mites?

27 June 2016
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Does your cat seem to be scratching or itching his ears more than normal? Perhaps he shakes his head, is losing hair around his ears, or has scabs in or around his ears. These are all symptoms of ear mites, an annoying pest that can take up residence in your cat's ears. Read on to learn more about ear mite infestations in cats and what you can do about them. Read More 

The Best Herbal Remedies For Your Sick Dog

6 June 2016
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Taking a more holistic approach to your dog's health involves treating your dog as a whole rather than treating the conditions your dog suffers from as separate conditions to be treated individually. Herbal remedies are an important part of holistic pet healthcare because the remedies can not only treat the symptoms, but the underlying causes of the symptoms. For example, if your pet continues to get sick, an herbal remedy that improves your pet's immune system or that treats an infection will be more-effective than simply a remedy that treats the symptoms. Read More 

Flying With Your Dog? 3 Steps To Help Ensure A Safe Flight

11 April 2016
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If you're taking a flight, and you're planning on taking your dog with you, you'll need to do some extra planning for your canine companion. Airlines do their best to accommodate your dog, but there are still steps you'll need to take to ensure its safety during the trip. If your dog is a small breed, some airlines may allow you to carry your dog in the cabin with you. However, it will need to be small enough for its carrier to fit under your seat. Read More 

Toxic Plants And Pets: 5 Plants That Could Require A Vet Visit

26 February 2016
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Many homeowners want to have a beautiful yard. However, a large portion of homeowners are also pet owners. Sadly, pets don't get along with certain types of plants, as they are toxic and could result in your pet's death if your pet decides to take a bite out of the plant. Here are 5 plants that could cause problems for Fido or Fluffy: 1. Azaleas According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), azaleas are toxic to dogs, cats and even horses. Read More 

Bee Stings And Your Dog: Treatment And Prevention Tips

18 February 2016
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Dogs use their noses almost as much as their eyes to check out the things around them, which can be dangerous to their muzzle if a bee or wasp is what has aroused their curiosity. If the insect doesn't get your pup's nose, it could inadvertently sting a paw if the puppy decides to pounce. The following tips will help you handle a sting and prevent it from occurring a second time. Read More