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News
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Second Chances for Senior Pets
Nov 24 2022
Senior pets end up in shelters for a variety of reasons. They are often mistakenly thought of as ‘problem pets’, but they lose their homes for a variety of reasons: they were the pets of elderly…
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Remembering the Animals Who Served in the First World War
Nov 10 2022
Approximately 9 million animals served in the First World War (some estimate more). Like human soldiers, they faced the horrors of trench warfare, artillery fire, rough terrains, cruel weather,…
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November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month
Nov 03 2022
No questions asked: cancer is a 5-letter word no pet owner wants to hear. And as pets live longer, diseases that come along with aging, like cancer, can occur. National Pet Cancer Awareness Month was…
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Keep Your Dog Active This Fall and Winter
Oct 27 2022
Did you know that up to 59% of dogs worldwide are overweight? With this staggering number, the importance of walking your dog to help keep him fit can’t be emphasized enough. …
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A Salute to Miracle Workers (Veterinary Technicians)
Oct 20 2022
Pet owners know them as Veterinary Technicians or Nurses, and veterinary practices know them as Miracle Workers. They’re the clinic’s Jack of All Trades, Master of All. That’s why they get a…
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Safety for Spooky Season
Oct 14 2022
Spooky Season is upon us—children and adults alike want to celebrate like it’s 2019 and bust out the costumes, candy, and decorations! With many of the COVID restrictions lifted or lightened, this…
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Who is your pet, anyway?
Oct 06 2022
Do you really know your pet? Sure, you know her favorite toys and treats, where she prefers to sleep at night, how she interacts with other animals, and that she always tries to cheer you up when…
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Do Dogs’ Personalities Change With Age?
Sep 29 2022
Curious puppies! When you think of a puppy, you may think of a cute little pup playing with the newly discovered doorstop or barking at himself in the mirror. Or a curious pup peaking around the…