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pet diabetes sugar struggle
Dog Tips

Could Your Pet Be Prone to a Sugar Struggle?

Don't think of this disease as a death sentence; rather, it's a wake-up call for awareness, care, and partnership with your veterinarian. With proper diet, exercise, and love, your furry friend can live many more tail-wagging, treat-filled years by your side.
— 8 min read
plants that can kill your pet
Dog Tips

4 Plants That Can Kill Your Pet

Would you be able to recognize these plants if you saw them? Tragically, a couple from Illinois vacationing in South Carolina didn't know a plant in their backyard was poisonous until both of their young, healthy dogs started vomiting non-stop — and died hours or days later.
— 8 min read
5 diseases causing dog blue eyes
Dog Tips

Are Your Pup's Eyes Turning Cloudy or Blue? It Could Be This

Five different diseases can cause your dog's eyes to take on a cloudy or bluish appearance. Some are benign and don't significantly affect vision and other diseases can lead to blindness, especially if left untreated. If you notice a change in your pet's eyes, don't just chalk it off to aging.
— 4 min read
dog mental stimulation
Dog Tips

If Your Lonely Pet Could Talk, They'd Ask You for This

You may need to leave your furry friend for hours at a time. Or you're home but crazy busy. They hate the loneliness and boredom as much as you would. Give them the mental stimulation they love with these eight low-cost but surprisingly fun tricks — some are interactive, but not all.
— 4 min read
can you feed taro to your pets
Food Facts

A Tropical Treat or a Tiny Trouble?

Popular in tropical places like Hawaii, this food can add an interesting texture to your pet's meals, but make sure you cook it properly. Because it's high in starch, only give it in small amounts. Here's how to share it with them.
— 8 min read
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