Senior Pet Emergencies: Know the Warning Signs
Learn the warning signs of health emergencies in senior pets - from breathing issues to behavioral changes - and when to seek urgent veterinary care to keep your aging companion safe and healthy.
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Welcoming New Pets: Expert Tips for a Happy Introduction
Bringing home a new pet is a thrilling adventure filled with excitement and anticipation. But when it comes to introducing a new furry friend to your existing pet family, a mindful approach is crucial to ensure a smooth transition. We recognize the significance of making these introductions as stress-free as possible. To celebrate Adopt-A-Dog Month, let's delve into effective techniques for welcoming new pets into your home.
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How Do I Tell When My Pets Are Seniors?
For pet parents, understanding how pets age is vital. Recognizing when they reach their senior phase helps provide proper care. Aging varies by species, breed, and size. Generally, dogs and cats become seniors around 7 to 10 years old. Larger dog breeds may age faster, becoming seniors as early as 5 to 6 years. Every animal is unique; some age slower or faster than others, so tailored care is important to support their changing needs.
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Lyme Disease in Pets: What Every Pet Owner Needs to Know
May is Lyme Disease Prevention Month, making it the perfect time to educate pet owners about this prevalent tick-borne illness. As the weather warms up, ticks become more active, increasing the risk of Lyme disease for pets and humans.
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