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  • A Feline Welfare Perspective: The Importance Of Cat Castration


    Cats, with their charming antics and playful natures, make delightful companions. However, owning a cat comes with a host of responsibilities, one of which is making informed decisions about their reproductive health. In this regard, castration, also known as neutering or spaying, becomes a point of discussion. This blog post aims to explore why cat castration is an essential aspect of responsible pet ownership. 1. Population Control Firstly, cat castration is vital for controlling the feline population.
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  • 5 Tips For Grooming Your Hamster


    Whether you've just welcomed a new hamster into your home or had one for years, proper grooming is essential to help them stay healthy and happy. Here are five tips to help you keep your furry friend looking his or her best. 1. Use The Right Tools It's important to have the right tools on hand before starting any type of grooming session with your hamster. This means having a pair of small scissors (for trimming nails) and a soft-bristle brush specifically designed for hamsters or other small animals.
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  • Five Ways That Your Vet Can Help Your Dog With A Worm Infection


    A worm infection is a common problem for dogs. Worms are parasites that live in your dog's intestines and feed on the nutrients that would otherwise be digested by your dog. Worms can cause many problems, including weight loss, diarrhoea, vomiting and even death if left untreated. Here are five ways your vet can help: 1. Your Vet Can Perform A Physical Exam  The first step is to find out what kind of worms are in your pet's body.
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  • Tips for Seeking Veterinary Services for Your Injured Pet


    You might have experience with taking your pet to the vet for preventive care, and you might have even taken your pet to the vet for an illness before. However, you might have never had to care for an injured pet. If your pet is suffering from some type of injury, these are some of the things you should know and expect when taking it to a veterinarian. It's Important to Choose the Right Vet
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  • Three Exciting Facts About Vets


    Like any other professional, it is essential to know your pet's vet personally and build a good and long-lasting relationship with them. Knowing your pet's vet can take many forms, and it begins by just learning about their personality, qualifications, experience, and area of specialisation. However, there is much more you need to know about vets besides the attributes mentioned above. This article highlights vital facts to keep in mind regarding vets.
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  • Nip It in the Bud: When a Puppy's Nips Become a Problem


    Some behaviours a dog learns in puppyhood can be with them for life. Although it might be adorable to allow your puppy to doze in your bed, you might change your mind once they reach their adult size. But still, as far as potentially bad habits go, this one is fairly minor. There's a certain behaviour which must be comprehensively nipped in the bud, and this is when your puppy regularly nips you, members of your family, and any visitors.
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  • Has Your Dog Been Feeling Under The Weather? How A Trip To The Dog Groomers Will Help


    If your dog is recovering from an illness, now's the time to schedule a visit to the groomers. Sickness can leave your dog feeling weak and stressed out. One of the best ways to help your pet completely recover is to give them a full-service grooming session. You may think that a quick trip to the bathtub will do, but that's not the case. The family bathtub might do well for your dogs routine bathing, but that's not the case after an illness.
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  • How to Leash Train Your Cat in 5 Steps


    Leash training your cat has many, many benefits. Wearing a leash ensures your cat gets some exercise and fresh air, all while making it easy for you to keep track of them and their safety. Your cat is also less likely to be attacked by other animals or get injured by cars while wearing a leash since you'll be in control of their movements. As a result, your cat will be happy that they aren't stuck inside all day while still being safe under your care.
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  • 4 Facts You Need to Know to Keep Your Dog Safe From Food Poisoning


    Every dog owner wants nothing more than to keep their furry friend safe, secure, and protected. That's why it's important to stay up to date on common canine health problems — including food poisoning. Here's everything you need to know to keep your dog safe from food poisoning. 1. What causes food poisoning in dogs? Dog food poisoning is most commonly caused by ingesting spoiled or tainted meat, chicken, fish, or dairy.
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  • Grass, Soil, Poison: Why Does Your Dog Eat Things They Shouldn't?


    Anyone who makes the decision to welcome a dog into their family will know (or will quickly learn) that not all their possessions will survive. Whether it's a shoe, or a curious pooch ripping open the sofa cushions to see what's inside, dogs have a tendency to chew on things they shouldn't. This behaviour can be corrected with training, but it's a different story when your dog actually begins to eat things that they shouldn't.
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