Heart Murmurs in Pets May Be a Sign of More Serious Medical Conditions
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Animal Poison Control Alert: The Dangers of Moldy Food
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Hurricane Approaching: Take These Steps to Protect Your Pets
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Animal Poison Control Alert: Macadamia Nuts are Toxic to Dogs
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Are Your Kids Heading Back to School? Read our Pet Safety Tips
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Tips for Keeping Your Pets Safe, Happy and Healthy This Labor Day
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Certain Dog Breeds Prone to Losing Eyeballs
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This Disaster Preparedness Month, Take Three Actions to Protect Your Pets
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Disaster can strike at any time, so it’s important to be prepared to take action at a moment’s notice. But have you considered what to do with your pet? September is Disaster Preparedness Month, and we’re taking this opportunity to make sure that pet parents are ready to respond if necessary.
Here are three ways to make sure your family is prepared to handle any emergency:
Pet Health Alert: Urinary Blockage in Cats can be Life Threatening
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Animal Poison Control Alert: The Dangers of Blue-Green Algae
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It began as an innocent walk in the park: A 9-month-old, 60 lb. German Shepherd mix went out for a stroll with her owner before spending 30 minutes alone in the backyard. When the dog reentered the house, her owner noticed that her eyes were rolling back and that her gait was uncoordinated. She also defecated in the house.
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