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Three Reccomendations For Keeping Your Cat and House Clean.

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Cats can bring joy into their owners' lives, but they also can bring a lot of mess. Cats are notorious for shedding their fur, coughing up hairballs, and generally getting their furry mess littered throughout the house. While it is inevitable that owners will have to engage in frequent cleaning and vacuuming, there are a number of activities and options owners can engage in to reduce the workload or to attempt to eliminate the fur problem outright.

17 March 2020

Tips on Getting More Loyal Clients in Your Vet Practice

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New veterinary practices are opening every time. The rise in competition for clients is why you should provide the best services. Most vet businesses lose up to some of their clients every year. Also, some clients will not return after their first visit. Retaining clients and making them loyal to your vet clinic is not easy. However, there are ways you can increase the number of loyal clients in your practice.

12 March 2020

Two Questions Your Vet Might Ask You If You Tell Them You Want to Take in a Stray Dog

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If you have found a stray dog who does not appear to have an owner, and you're thinking about keeping it, these are the questions your vet might ask you when you discuss this matter with them. Do you already own another pet? You can expect the vet to ask if there are other pets residing in your home. There are many important reasons why the vet might ask you this.

4 March 2020

Understanding Your Guinea Pig's Nutritional Needs

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When you decide to get a pet guinea pig, you will likely be excited about carrying out all the personal care tasks required to keep them healthy and happy, including feeding them a nutritious diet. However, you should take some time before bringing your guinea pig home to research their nutritional needs and ensure you're providing them with all the nutrients they need and not feeding them anything that's toxic to them.

27 February 2020

Understanding Conjunctivitis In Guinea Pigs

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Conjunctivitis is a bacterial infection of the conjunctiva, which is the transparent layer that covers and protects the eye. It's typically caused by streptococcus or Bordetella bacteria and is highly contagious. Conjunctivitis responds well to treatment, but if left untreated, the bacteria can spread to other parts of the eye and affect your guinea pig's sight. It's not always possible to determine how a guinea pig has contracted conjunctivitis, but potential causes include contact with other infected guinea pigs and an unclean living environment.

24 February 2020

Understanding Mouth Ulcers in Cats

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Mouth ulcers for cats and are often caused by their immune system having an overreaction to normal levels of oral bacteria and plaque. This overreaction causes the soft tissue in their mouth to launch an inflammatory reaction and lead to ulcers developing along the inner oral cavity and gum line. It's not always possible to determine why your cat's immune system suddenly treats the normal conditions in their mouth as a threat, but some underlying medical conditions are thought to make a cat more susceptible to developing mouth ulcers.

24 February 2020

Understanding Fur Mite Infestations In Guinea Pigs

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Under normal conditions, fur mites live on guinea pigs in small numbers without causing them any problems. However, when numbers increase, fur mites can cause skin problems and leave your guinea pig feeling uncomfortable and sore. Here's an overview of the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment approach for fur mite infestation in guinea pigs. Causes And Symptoms Fur mites can increase in numbers when your guinea pig is stressed, which can lead to them grooming themselves less.

21 February 2020

Dog Care: 3 Diseases Caused By Tick Bites

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When your dog is not on any preventative medication for tick bites, they can become seriously ill when bitten by even a single tick. As the tick latches on to your dog to feed on their blood, they can deposit organisms, such as bacteria, which can cause a range of diseases. Ticks are commonly found in long grass and damp environments, such as woodland, and you should check your dog's skin and coat for ticks after every walk.

20 February 2020