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Dog licking its lips with food items like chocolate, onions, garlic, and raisins, emphasizing food toxicity and safety for pets during the holidays.

The end-of year holidays are a time for family, friends, and food. But it’s important to remember that some food is unsafe for animal family members. In fact, many holiday staples can be toxic to animals. Keep reading to learn about food safety for animals! Keep your animal family member safe from harmful foods such Food Safety for Animals During the Holidays

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Canine respiratory disease (CIRDC) illustration featuring a dog, lungs graphic, and bacteria symbols, emphasizing respiratory health and common symptoms.

Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC) is a common group of illnesses that affect the respiratory tract of dogs. CIRDC can be caused by a variety of factors, including viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites. The most common symptoms of CIRDC include coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge, increased respiratory rate, and difficulty breathing. In some cases, CIRDC Canine Infectious Respiratory Diseases Complex: Symptoms, Treatment, and Risks

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Lost & Found graphic featuring a dog with text overlay "5 WAYS to help lost animals!" in a colorful design, emphasizing guidance for reuniting lost pets.

It happens to the best of us. On occasion, our beloved animal family members manage to wander from home, leaving us worried sick! Perhaps they broke free from their leash while on a walk, bolted out the door after being startled by a loud noise, squeezed through an open window, or walked right out the Lost & Found Animals – What to Do

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Veterinarian holding a cat, promoting the benefits of annual bloodwork for pet health and well-being.

Annual bloodwork is a simple, routine procedure which offers a wealth of understanding about the health of your animal family member, today and for the future. By providing information about organ function, blood cell count, and more, your veterinarian can best guide your family as you pursue health and wellbeing for your animal family member. The Benefits of Annual Bloodwork

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Dog holding a toothbrush in its mouth, with text "Dental Care" and "Oral Health is Overall Health," emphasizing the importance of dental hygiene for pets.

It may come as a surprise that our dogs and cats require similar dental care as we do, including cleanings! Like humans, our animal family members collect plaque and bacteria on their teeth over time. This cannot be cleaned off with chews or by brushing alone. Professional annual teeth cleanings are integral to your animal Oral Health is Overall Health

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Orange tabby cat with large eyes, featured prominently in a graphic titled "Benefits of Urinalysis," highlighting the importance of annual urinalysis for pet health and early disease detection.

SCREENING: WHAT CAN URINE TELL US? When it comes to some kinds of illness, annual urinalysis for pets is key in keeping them comfortable and healthy. The following are fundamental benefits of screening your dog or cat’s urine as part of an annual routine.  URINARY ILLNESS & DISEASE: WHAT MAY BE DEVELOPING, UNSEEN?  It is Benefits of Annual Urinalysis

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Smiling dog representing canine vaccinations, with a syringe and vaccine vial in the corner, emphasizing the importance of pet health and preventative care.

Many of us participate in vaccination for our dogs as part of annual preventative care. Vaccine names and the diseases they prevent can sound long and unfamiliar. Some may find themselves wondering what it all means and which vaccines are right for their dog as an individual. The following outlines information about the importance of Canine Vaccinations

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Dog with a concerned expression promoting heartworm awareness, featuring decorative elements like mosquitoes and the text "Heartworm Awareness."

Learn what heartworm disease is, how it is treated, and how prevention is key in keeping your animal loved one healthy. WHAT IS A HEARTWORM INFECTION?  Adult heartworms are similar in size and length to a piece of spaghetti and live in the tissues of a pet’s heart and lungs. At this stage, the worms Heartworm

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Tabby cat with large eyes next to a vaccine vial and syringe, emphasizing feline vaccinations and pet health care.

Annual care and vaccination of our feline family members is paramount to giving them an optimal quality of life. Whether you have a pampered indoor companion at home, or an adventurous outdoor explorer, disease and illness is an easily prevented threat when keeping up with the recommended protocol. Learn more about safeguarding your feline pal Feline Vaccinations

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