There's Danger Out There: 4 Tips For Protecting Your Dog From Lyme Disease
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26 April 2015
If your dog spends any time outdoors, you're probably interested in finding ways to protect it from tick bites, which can spread Lyme disease. Spending a great deal of time outside can increase the risk of tick exposure. Luckily, you don't have to limit the amount of outdoor activities you and your dog enjoy. If you live in a region of the country that is populated with deer ticks – the most common carrier of Lyme disease – a veterinarian, like Beaver Lake Animal Hospital, can provide your dog with a vaccination that will protect against the disease.
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Helping Your Arthritic Cat to Have a More Pleasant Life
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20 April 2015
Cats develop some of the same bone diseases as their human owners. Arthritis damages their joints, causing pain and inflammation. If you have an older kitty that walks with a stiff gate and hesitates to jump up onto and down from high surfaces, have your veterinarian evaluate them for arthritic joints. Along with medication that the vet can offer to relieve the pain, there are a number of things you can do to help your feline friend be comfortable at home.
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Important Vaccinations For Your Dog
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13 April 2015
As a child, you head to the doctor's office at certain times during your childhood to receive medicines that will ultimately protect you from contracting diseases and illnesses. While you understand the importance of vaccinations at an early age for children, getting your pets vaccinated is equally as important when protecting your dogs. While some vaccinations are not crucial at an early age, there are some that should be given when they are a puppy.
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Going To The Dog Park: Dangers You Should Be Aware Of
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10 April 2015
When you adopt a dog, they quickly become an important and beloved member of your family. As such, you want to take care of their health and safety as much as any other member of your family. You also want to ensure that they get plenty of exercise, have fun, and socialize with other animals. Because of this desire, you consider taking them to run around and play at your local dog park.
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