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Becoming a veterinarian requires a significant amount of education and training. It is a challenging and rewarding career that involves caring for the health and well-being of animals. Here is an overview of what it takes to become a veterinarian: Earn a bachelor’s degree. In order to apply to veterinary school, most applicants will need to have a bachelor’s degree. …
Have you noticed that your kitty has been sneezing, gagging, coughing, or rubbing its eyes? Cats, like us humans, can have these symptoms for several different reasons. Although cats rarely share human-like illnesses, you may be wondering if your feline friend has contracted a cold, but it could also be something else entirely. Could it be a blocked tear duct? …
If you have a cat, chances are at some point, they may experience urinary stones? So what causes them and why are they more prevalent in cats than dogs? What are bladder or urinary stones? Uroliths, more commonly known as urinary or bladder stones are no different than those that occur in humans. They are an extremely sharp rock-like mineral …
Cats are known to be more solitary than dogs, but some cat owners know that is not completely true. Many cats can be very social and actually seek out and enjoy the company of their human companions all the time! Cats can form strong bonds with their family as well as other animal companions. When they are left alone for …
Bringing a new kitten into your home is a big decision. There are many things to consider before choosing the right furry companion for your family. Doing your research before bringing your new friend home on their required care, food, and necessities will help to ensure a smooth homecoming. Here are a few items we suggest getting before bringing home …
Collars are important for your pet. They hold their license and ID tag plus, they can serve as a fashion statement. Showing off their personality, your favorite sports team, sparkly to spikes, big or small, there are almost as many options as there are dogs and cats. One thing that is most important about a collar, particularly in cats, is …
Fleas are the most common parasite to plague cats and dogs. Read this guide to determine if your pet has fleas, and what to do about it. Symptoms of Fleas on Dogs Fleas are most commonly noticed on a dog’s stomach, the base of the tail and the head. Common symptoms of fleas on dogs include: Droppings or “flea dirt” …
If you suffer from pet allergies, it can be very frustrating. You want to love your cat or dog, but hate how they make you sneeze! You may be comforted to know that 15-20% of the population is allergic to animals. And instead of suffering through, there are ways you can alleviate symptoms, mostly by cleaning your home and cleaning …
If you’re planning on traveling with your pet on a road trip, it’s not enough to just put them in the back seat and take off. Follow these car travel safety tips to prepare for a smooth ride: Prep your pet for the trip Get your pet ready for the ride by taking them on short drives, and gradually lengthening …
While it’s usually best to give your pet food that’s specially formulated for their diet, a few treats of human food are fine! You just don’t want to accidentally feed your cat something that will hurt them. Stick with these people food treats to reward your cat. Meat Cats are meat eaters, there’s no two ways about it. Cooked …