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  • Three Places That Your Dog Can Develop A Yeast Infection

    29 March 2023
    A dog that develops a yeast infection can face mild to serious itchiness and other discomfort, so it's important to seek treatment at your local veterinary hospital if this type of infection is present. Like humans, dogs can get yeast infections in several different areas of their bodies. It's important to familiarize yourself with the common symptoms of this conditio
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  • Why Take Your Cat To A Cat Dentist?

    6 December 2022
    What is a cat dentist, and why should you take your cat to one? You can take your cat to the cat dentist if your cat has issues with their teeth or has other oral health needs that a traditional dentist may not be able to treat on their own. Your cat will benefit from regular dental care, whether you believe this is a service they need or not. If your cat is showing s
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  • Types of Pet Oral Surgery Procedures

    7 September 2022
    A veterinarian can help you provide the best care for your help. Part of this care includes performing various types of pet oral surgery, which can help keep your animal companion healthy and pain-free. Is your pet in pain? Do they need oral treatment? A veterinarian can help. These are some of the oral surgery procedures your pet may benefit from. Oral Cancer Surgery
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  • 3 Ways To Reduce Stress Bringing A Senior Cat To The Vet

    17 June 2022
    Bringing a cat to a veterinarian clinic often comes with a lot of stress since your cat won't want to be taken away from home and brought somewhere unfamiliar. If you're concerned about the stress involved due to your cat being older, consider the following tips to ease stress and make the visit less overwhelming for your cat.  Opt for a Cat-Only Clinic Having do
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  • Visit Your Vet If Your Rabbit Is Limping

    5 April 2022
    When you take care of a rabbit, it's important to notice how the animal moves. Doing so can especially be easy if the animal roams free in a certain area of your home, as this space will be large enough to allow the rabbit to hop around. As you watch its movements, you might be aware of the rabbit limping. The limp may be pronounced, but it may also be subtle.
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