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Dog Tips

Why Your Dog Licks You — Should You Let Him?

Your dog's mouth is laden with bacteria that your body doesn't recognize, and one lick can leave behind virtually millions of bacteria from 400 different strains. Pet parents have lost their lives, feet, hands, fingers, and toes. Are you letting your pet lick you?
— 7 min read
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Dog Tips

The Hidden Urinary Condition That Often Only Your Pet Knows About

Its signs can be very subtle, leading you to believe there's no problem. Yet this intermittent or even continuous problem that's present from birth could be causing significant discomfort for your pet. Don't let her suffer needlessly — know the signs that could be suggesting a potential problem.
— 4 min read
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Dog Tips

Help Your Dog Feel Younger Without Medication

Don't overlook this vital aspect of your senior pet's health — it plays a crucial role in how they live their golden years. Remember these tips to significantly improve your dog's quality of life.
— 5 min read
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Cat Tips

Could This Be the Best Test Yet for Detecting Kidney Disease?

About half of all cats over 10 suffer from chronic kidney disease, but when detected early and managed proactively, many live full and happy lives. This newly discovered biomarker can identify the onset of disease about 17 months earlier than the test we use today.
— 5 min read
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