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Hot Weather Safety Tips for Dogs
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Most folks enjoy summer, and warmer weather and flowers and outdoor activities and all of the things that come along this time of year. But there are several things that come along with the season that are not so welcome. There are dangers to people and pets that increase with the coming solstice...
Holiday Hazards for Pets
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While you are decorating your home with trees, ornaments and lights and stocking up on special holiday treats, keep in mind that these activities could bring about holiday hazards for your pets...
Easter Hazards – Protect Your Pets
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Easter is almost here, and with it bunnies, eggs, and chocolate are
popping up everywhere! Although most of us know the dangers associated
with chocolate, additional risks to your pets include fatty foods,
decorations, certain plants, Easter baskets, picnics, parties, egg hunts, and parades!
Halloween Dangers for Pets
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As much as children (and many adults) love Halloween with
its tricks and treats, there are many aspects of this holiday that are
dangerous or downright spooky to your pet...
Canine Wellness Series - Part 2 - Foods to Avoid
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Although
most of us know that we should never give our dogs chocolate there are many
foods that are harmful to dogs and some of them might surprise you! Here is a list of foods that you should not
feed your dog.
Choosing A Safety Gate
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To help determine which gate is best for each situation, ask questions like: "Where will the gate be installed", "How wide is the opening", and "To what surface will the gate be mounted". Gone are "standard" doorways, which today can mean anything from 30", 32", 34", or 36". That's why so many different safety gates are on the market... Read More
Disaster Preparedness for Pets
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Don't wait until disaster strikes to think about what to do. You may literally only have minutes to worry about your own safety and that of your pet(s) or animals. With that in mind, here are a few tips for preparing for disaster...
Warning Pet Owners!
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The active ingredient in this product is used to treat many different types of parasites. It is a primary ingredient in many equine, cattle, & swine deworming products. It can also be used to treat mites which can cause mange. It (and chemically similar products) are commonly used in monthly heartworm prevention medicines for dogs. However, toxicity can occur...
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