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Searching for the Perfect Veterinarian (Part 2)

Posted by: Joseph, on 2/7/2008, in category "Pets Category". This article has been read 834 times
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This is the second of a multi-part series on finding the perfect veterinarian. In this article, we’ll focus on basic questions and concerns to address when searching for a primary veterinarian."


VISIBLE PROBLEMS WITH INVISIBLE FENCES

Posted by: Joseph, on 11/14/2007, in category "Pets Category". This article has been read 778 times
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Frequently my clients ask me about invisible fence systems. My advice to them is to consider several factors before spending money on this type of fencing (all brands, including Invisible Fence®). The main goal of any fence – physical or invisible – is to keep your four-legged family members safe inside your property. What pet owners often don’t realize is how vulnerable their pets can be in an invisibly fenced space.


PET SAFETY (PART TWO) - KEEPING THE HOLIDAYS SAFE

Posted by: Joseph, on 10/16/2007, in category "Pets Category". This article has been read 1097 times
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Yep, tis the season again. The holidays are approaching and so are the potential hazards for your pets. With a little knowledge and some preventive measures you can keep your pets happy, healthy, and part of the festivities.


YOUR PET’S SAFETY (PART ONE) - FOOD ITEMS THAT POSE A DANGER TO YOUR PET

Posted by: Dr. H, on 10/15/2007, in category "Pets Category". This article has been read 1070 times
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It’s hard to resist. They’re sitting there salivating, looking up at you while you have your dinner. Or maybe they’re watching you throw away the leftovers or table scraps. There’s no harm in sharing, right? WRONG! Don’t give in. Many of the foods we are able to digest and metabolize can be dangerous to your pet...


Hacking Up Hair Balls

Posted by: Joseph, on 10/1/2007, in category "Pets Category". This article has been read 397 times
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A recent visitor to GalacticPet.com had a great question about a very common problem in felines. K.S. inquired about how to treat her cat for hair balls -- an excessive amount of hair swallowed by a cat, and then regurgitated.


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