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Help! What Should I Do If My Cat Is Obese?
The first step is to admit that your cat is obese. Bring him to a veterinarian and get a full medical check-up. You need to learn how overweight your feline is.
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Evolution of a Pet Portrait
I’ve been painting pet portraits for almost two years now, and I thought it might be interesting to show you the whole process, the evolution of a portrait.
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Should You Let Your Dog Swim In Your Pool?
Even though is fun to watch your dog swim, there are risks involved both for the humans who use the pool as well as the dogs. Consider these pros and cons.
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Three Tips for Dog Parents Who Feed Their Dogs Dry Kibble
Do you have any tips for people who want to continue to feed their dogs a dry kibble but at the same time want them to have the healthiest diet possible?
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A New Cure For Canine Cancer
A new treatment for canine cancers is making it’s way to a market and available to pet owners. Owners are now able to treat canine cancers with vaccinations.
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How to Help Your Kids Deal With the Death of a Pet
Coping with the death of a pet and the mess of feelings that comes with it is one of the tougher parts of growing up. These feelings can be hard for the family.
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Your Furry Friends Don’t Have To Stay Behind: Refreshing Road Trips For The Entire Family
With the warm weather, it’s probably about time to start preparing for upcoming road trips and we have a few simple ways you can go about making your trip fun.
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Grooming 411: The Difference Between Dog Brushes
You are likely to find bristle brushes as an option for pet grooming. These are an option if you don’t know which brush to get, as they can be used on any coat.
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PetSmart Encourages Us to Create an Emergency Pet First Aid Kit
Despite the number of accidents our dogs have had, we don’t have an emergency pet first aid kit. That has changed, thanks to PetSmart, who have us a jump start.
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Five Things to Consider When Choosing a Veterinarian for Your Dog
This list can be longer, but I want to get your thoughts. Our list can help new dog parents. What have you learned about choosing a veterinarian for your dog?