Signs of Heatstroke in Cats and Dogs

Signs of Heatstroke in Cats and Dogs

Dogs and cats are especially vulnerable to heat stroke because their furry bodies cannot sweat to dissipate heat. Instead, they pant or breathe rapidly to cool themselves. When they are unable to effectively cool themselves, their core temperature rises rapidly. This can lead to serious and sometimes fatal complications including seizures, organ failure and clotting problems.

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Healthy Additions for your Dog's Diet

Healthy Additions for your Dog's Diet

Commercial pet treats can be high in calories, so if you are looking to add nutrients, vitamins, fruits and vegetables to your dog's diet as a healthier alternative, here are some suggestions:

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Spring Safety Tips for your Pet

Spring Safety Tips for your Pet

Spring has finally sprung!  Everyone wants to start spring cleaning, but household cleaning products can be very dangerous for your pets. Bleaches and soaps can irritate your pet's skin and can be deadly if ingested.  Keep all cleaning supplies stored safely away and ensure your pet has been removed from the area where you are cleaning.

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