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Too Many Treats? How To Tell When Your Dog Is Under The Weather

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Worried that your dog isn’t feeling well? Dogs are resilient, but there are some sure signs that they are under the weather and need you to consult with their vet. Keep an eye out for the following symptoms and clues that it is time to visit your vet: Changes in appetite. Dogs are creatures of habit so any changes in appetite can be a sign that something is wrong. Pay attention to how much water your dog is drinking, too, as decreased thirst may be a sign of stress while excessive thirst could point to kidney failure.…

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Feline Stomatitis: A Guide For Responsible Cat Owners

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Tooth decay and gum disease are quite common in cats. Usually, they cause mild to moderate pain that’s alleviated once your vet pulls the affected teeth and puts your cat on a soft diet. However, for some cats, dental problems go deeper than simple decay and gum disease. Feline stomatitis is a serious, highly painful, life-threatening oral condition that all cat owners should be aware of and watch out for.…

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Mite Infestation In Hamsters: An Overview

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Mite infestations are a common occurrence among rodents—wild and pets alike—and for the most part, they don’t pose much of a threat. If the mite infestation gets out of hand, however, your hamster could suffer. To learn more about what causes mite infestations, what symptoms your hamster may show, and how mite infestations can be treated and prevented, read on below. What Causes a Mite Infestation? Mites are a generally harmless pest that live around rodents, so as previously mentioned, it’s not uncommon to find a mite or two on your hamster.…

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