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News
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From Barn to Breakfast: How Veterinarians Keep our Food Safe
Jun 05 2025
Veterinarians are often seen as animal doctors, but did you know that they are vital for keeping humans healthy too? Veterinarians help ensure the food on our plate is safe to eat. June 7 is World…
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Summer is Around the Corner: Are You and Your Pet Ready?
May 29 2025
Summer is many people’s favorite season, with sunshine and barbeques, long walks with your dog, or sun worshipping with your cat. But this glorious season comes with its own set of dangers – for…
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May Is Asthma Awareness Month: Let’s Talk About Cats Who Cough
May 22 2025
If you’ve ever caught your cat crouched low to the ground, neck extended, hacking like they’ve got a hairball, but nothing comes up, there’s a good chance it wasn’t just a hairball. May is…
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Treating Cancer in Pets: What You Need to Know After a Diagnosis
May 15 2025
Your pet has cancer. …
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Why Is My Cat Throwing Up (Again)? A Fur-Real Guide to Feline Vomit
May 08 2025
So, you’re peacefully sipping your coffee when you hear the sound. You know the one: a throaty, gagging prelude followed by the unmistakable splort of cat vomit on your favorite rug. Welcome to cat…
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Tick-Borne Illness in Dogs and Cats: What Pet Owners Need to Know
May 01 2025
You felt a tiny bump on your dog’s ear. Or maybe you spotted something on your cat’s neck that didn’t look quite right. Then you realise: it’s a tick. Your stomach drops. …
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Celebrate National Pet Parents Day
Apr 24 2025
Hold up, Mother’s Day. Not so fast, Father’s Day. There’s another kind of parent that deserves some serious appreciation—yes, we’re talking about pet parents. …
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Why Heartworm Prevention and Monitoring Matter for Your Pet’s Health and Happiness
Apr 17 2025
If you love your dog or cat like family, protecting them from pain, illness, and unnecessary risks is part of the job. One silent but serious threat you might not think about enough is heartworm…