4 Steps Your Vet May Take If Your Cat Is Anemic

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If your cat has been diagnosed as anemic, it means that your cat has an inadequate blood supply. When a cat doesn't have enough blood, it makes everything more difficult, as the blood is needed to feed organs like the brain, as well as transferring oxygen throughout the body. If your veterinarian has determined that your cat is anemic, here are the four steps they may take to treat your cat.

24 February 2017

5 Common Health Problems Experienced By Pomeranians

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As members of the Spitz family, Pomeranians are tough, sturdy little dogs that tend to live long lives and experience few health problems. However, these little dogs are more prone to develop certain health disorders than others. Following are five conditions that all Pomeranian owners should be on the lookout for. Alopecia X A genetically based condition known as alopecia X sometimes causes hair loss in Pomeranians. This is an adrenal gland disorder that results in over-production of sex hormones, leading to hair loss.

23 February 2017

Dogs And Diarrhea: What You Need To Know

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If your dog is suffering from diarrhea, or loose bowel movements, you may have many questions. You may find yourself wondering what causes this issue, if this is normal and if this is something you should take your dog to a vet or emergency vet for. Here is some information you will want to know about dogs and diarrhea. What Causes Diarrhea in Dogs? Just like in people, there are a number of reasons why your dog may be suffering from diarrhea.

22 February 2017

3 Signs You May Need To Take Your Dog To The Vet

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Because symptoms of severe illness and injury in pets can be quite different from severe symptoms in humans, you may often find yourself unsure if it is time to take your dog to the vet. There are a few symptoms that are commonly seen in urgent cases at the vet, so being aware of them can give you a clue about when it's time to take your own pet. Here are three signs that can often indicate your dog is suffering from a condition that requires veterinary treatment.

21 February 2017

Big & Beautiful: Comparing the Maine Coon, Siberian & Norwegian Forest Cat

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If your personal taste calls for supersizing your choice of feline purebreds, three large and lovely kitties have likely caught your eye when perusing the cat magazines or wandering through a cat show. They all have a lot in common, making them difficult to identify with a quick glance, but there are some subtle differences in their physical traits, personalities and health. Learn about these three popular breeds and what you should look for to ensure that you welcome a healthy kitten into your life.

15 February 2017

Pet in Pain? Two Tips to Help You Get Affordable Veterinary Care

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Watching your pet writhe in pain can be one of the most hurtful things in the world.  You may be used to them running around and playing vigorously, only to watch them slowly start to become more lethargic and even begin to skip meals.  When this happens, you know you need to get your animal to a veterinary professional as soon as possible.  However, as much as you want to get medical care for your pet, funds may be tight.

14 February 2017

Spay And Neuter Your Pets Before Spring Arrives For Their Safety And Your Sanity

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During the cold, dark days of winter, both you and your pets go into a semi-hibernation mode. However, with the onset of spring, warm weather and longer days beckon everyone outdoors. While both pets and their owners are affected by the increasing amount of daylight, dogs and cats don't have the rational mind to control the flooding of hormones and the pull of instinctual drives that compels them to go out and reproduce.

10 February 2017