
Understanding Pancreatitis in Dogs
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on 13 May 2021
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Pancreatitis is a serious yet often misunderstood condition that affects many dogs. As a vital organ, the pancreas plays a crucial role in digestion and the regulation of insulin, so when it becomes inflamed, your dog’s health can quickly deteriorate. We understand how distressing this condition can be for pet owners. That’s why it’s impor...
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How to Feed Your Kitten
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on 12 April 2021
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Like the addition of any new family member, knowing how to provide adequate care is a top priority and a new kitten is no exception. Providing proper nutrition for a new pet, especially if this is your first furry family member, can be confusing.Kittens generally join their human families between the ages of six to eight weeks. At this point, th...
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What You Need To Know About Desexing Your Pet
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on 9 March 2021
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Desexing your pet can be an anxious time - it's always difficult putting your pet through any kind of surgery. In the case of desexing, it's a procedure that is considered necessary to help reduce health and behavioural issues.
Being equipped with the knowledge of what takes place during the desexing procedure can help ease the stress involve...
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Dehydration in Pets
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on 5 February 2021
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Like us, our pets can become dehydrated in the hot weather and also when they are unwell. It's important to understand the dangers of dehydration and what you can do to keep your pet hydrated and healthy.
What are the main causes of dehydration?
There are several reasons your pet can become dehydrated including:
Inadequate fluid intake
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Caring For Your Dog's Eyes
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on 11 January 2021
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Your dog's "puppy eyes" do a good job of pulling on the heart strings and while there's nothing quite as satisfying as gazing lovingly into your dog's eyes, those same eyes require a lot of care and attention in return. Dogs have no effective, safe way to keep their own eyes clean, leaving them susceptible to a range of problems, with eye issues n...
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