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FEBRUARY IS PET DENTAL HEALTH MONTH!

February is Pet Dental Health Month and it’s a perfect time to double-check how you’re doing with your pet’s own dental health. Maybe it’s time to make some healthy changes. It’s estimated that eighty percent of all dogs and cats have some form of dental disease and gum disease and...

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DENTAL HEALTH AND YOUR PET – THE NEXT STEPS

Dental Health and Your Pet We often overlook the importance of good dental care but it’s a critical element of our pet’s care as it’s the number one health concern for dogs and cats over three years old with over 68% showing some kind of periodontal or dental disease. Dental...

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THREE WAYS TO EASE INDOOR ALLERGIES THIS WINTER

Many of us suffer from indoor allergies with our homes closed up with less fresh air coming in leaving us vulnerable to many allergens including from our own pets. Did you know that cat dander can remain in the air for up to four months even after the cat has...

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HOW TO AVOID THE WINTERTIME ITCHY BLUES & YOUR DOG OR CAT

It’s time to get ready! Wintertime brings us colder temperatures, longer nights and much drier air. This can cause both our skin and our dog and cat’s skin to become drier and itchier. There are a few things you can do to help alleviate your pet’s discomfort with dry skin,...

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THANKSGIVING TRADITIONS YOUR DOG WILL LOVE

Thanksgiving Traditions Your Dog Will Love! So many of our favorite Thanksgiving dinner traditions are also nutritious options for our four-legged family members. Our dogs and (some cats!) love pumpkin and sweet potatoes, cranberries, broccoli and green beans – all foods we often find our Thanksgiving table! Pumpkin It’s pumpkin...

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FEBRUARY IS PET DENTAL HEALTH MONTH!

February is Pet Dental Health Month and it’s a perfect time to double-check how you’re doing with your pet’s own dental health. Maybe it’s time to make some healthy changes. It’s estimated that eighty percent of all dogs and cats have some form of dental disease and gum disease and...

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DENTAL HEALTH AND YOUR PET – THE NEXT STEPS

Dental Health and Your Pet We often overlook the importance of good dental care but it’s a critical element of our pet’s care as it’s the number one health concern for dogs and cats over three years old with over 68% showing some kind of periodontal or dental disease. Dental...

Read More

THREE WAYS TO EASE INDOOR ALLERGIES THIS WINTER

Many of us suffer from indoor allergies with our homes closed up with less fresh air coming in leaving us vulnerable to many allergens including from our own pets. Did you know that cat dander can remain in the air for up to four months even after the cat has...

Read More

HOW TO AVOID THE WINTERTIME ITCHY BLUES & YOUR DOG OR CAT

It’s time to get ready! Wintertime brings us colder temperatures, longer nights and much drier air. This can cause both our skin and our dog and cat’s skin to become drier and itchier. There are a few things you can do to help alleviate your pet’s discomfort with dry skin,...

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THANKSGIVING TRADITIONS YOUR DOG WILL LOVE

Thanksgiving Traditions Your Dog Will Love! So many of our favorite Thanksgiving dinner traditions are also nutritious options for our four-legged family members. Our dogs and (some cats!) love pumpkin and sweet potatoes, cranberries, broccoli and green beans – all foods we often find our Thanksgiving table! Pumpkin It’s pumpkin...

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