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If your holiday plans include a boarding stay for your animal family member, here are a few essential tips for ensuring the process is smooth and safe for everyone!  ✅ Vaccinations & Annual Care: Are your animal family members up-to-date on annual care? Check with your boarding facility to see which vaccines or screenings they require to board! Need a Your Holiday Boarding Checklist

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Congratulations! You have welcomed a new animal family member to the ‘Ohana! We want to partner with you to keep your tiny new “baby” safe and protected during the “Window of Susceptibility”. When puppies or kittens stop nursing, they have entered the “Window of Susceptibility”. During this time, their immune systems are still developing. The Puppy & Kitten Vaccination Protocol

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Deciding when to euthanize a beloved animal family member is one of the hardest choices a family can face. There is no definitive right or wrong answer when it comes to making this tough choice. Every situation is unique and deeply personal. The following considerations can help to assess your animal family member’s quality of Euthanasia – How to know when it’s time to say goodbye to a beloved Pet?

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Fireworks are a popular way to celebrate during the summer months, especially in the local area. With bursts and blasts carrying on throughout the night, it can be difficult to escape the startling noises and flashes of light. Events like this can be distressing for our beloved animal family members, and the people who care Fireworks: What You Need to Know to Prepare & Protect Your Animal Family Member

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As the school year starts and parents head back to work, animal family members may find themselves suddenly alone, leading to stress and boredom that can lead to problematic behaviors. From dangerous exploration to destructive tendencies, animals left alone may also disturb neighbors with incessant barking. While this issue is more common in dogs, cats Preparing Pets for Back-to-School: A Guide to Reduce Stress and Boredom

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Spaying or neutering a dog or cat refers to the surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus or testicles. There are numerous benefits when you decide to spay or neuter a dog or cat, including: Happy Pets, Happy Families Overall, spaying or neutering our dogs and cats can lead to a longer, healthier, and happier Spay/Neuter – On the Fence? Read this First.

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Cleaning your dog’s ears is an important part of their grooming routine. It helps to remove wax, dirt, and debris that can build up in the ear canal and lead to infection. Regular ear cleaning can also help to prevent ear mites and other parasites. How to clean your dog’s ears: To clean your dog’s Ear Health and Cleaning

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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 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