Category: Care & Safety
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Choosing the Right Litter: Tips for a Fresh and Odor-Free Home
Having a feline companion can be a delightful experience, but with the joys of cat ownership come some responsibilities, one of which is managing the litter box. For many, a primary concern is keeping the home smelling fresh and free of unwanted odors. With so many litter choices on the market, which is the best…
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Top 3 Pet Pairs to Have: Doubling the Delight
When you think of household pets, dogs and cats likely come to mind. But have you ever considered how some animals might be better together? Just like certain foods taste better in pairs, some animals coexist better with a particular buddy. Here’s a look at the top three pet pairs to have, ensuring both companionship…
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The Tropical Treat: Can Dogs Eat Pineapples?
In the sphere of dog nutrition, one frequent query we encounter is, “What human foods are safe for my furry friend?” With this question comes a plethora of concerns about specific foods, and today we’re addressing one such topic: Can dogs eat pineapples? The answer, simply put, is yes – but with some key considerations.…
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Can Dogs Eat Tomatoes? A Guide to Tomato Safety for Your Furry Friend
As pet owners, we always want the best for our beloved dogs. Nutrition plays a crucial role in keeping them healthy and happy, but sometimes it’s hard to resist those puppy eyes begging for a bite of whatever we’re eating. Tomatoes, being a common kitchen staple, may seem harmless, but are they safe for our…
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An Apple a Day for Dogs: Is it Safe and Healthy?
Most dog owners have, at one point or another, asked themselves the question: Can my dog eat this? When it comes to fruit, it’s even more complicated. Many fruits, such as grapes and avocados, are toxic to dogs, making it imperative for dog owners to be informed. One of the most commonly questioned fruits is…
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Caring for a Dog in Heat
Female dogs that are intact (not spayed) go into heat roughly around once every six months. If you are not prepared for caring a dog that is in heat, the caring and dealing with the dog can be come problematic. The heat cycle lasts about three weeks, and those six weeks out of the year…
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Natural Cat Litter
Cat litter can be a costly component of owning a cat, even more so than food. So it is enticing to find out that there are options other than the cat litter sold in stores. So let’s figure out whether going the natural route is a better option, cost- and otherwise. There are some qualities…
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Best Types of Dog Collars
Picking a dog collar can be a daunting task, not because it is a task difficult in itself, but because of the deluge of options at the stores and especially online. To help pick a good quality collar there are several things you should keep in mind, but most importantly you should figure out what…
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Veterinary Technician: Education & Work
Veterinary technicians are one of the main technical supports which assists veterinarians in treating and caring for animals. In order to become a veterinary technician, those interested are required to attend a college program which is accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association. The coursework of such college programs is comprehensive and provides future veterinary…
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How to Stop a Dog’s Nail from Bleeding?
Grooming your dog can be a challenge, especially if your dog has not been properly acclimated to being given a bath, but the most stressful part of grooming your dog (both for you and her) is when it is time to trim her nails. It is a stressful time because it gives your dog a…