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Rub Out Roundworms

Rub Out Roundworms

Roundworms are the most common type of parasitic worms in dogs and cats, and nearly every pet will experience them at some point during their lifetime. Adult roundworms typically live in your pet's intestine and may be visible when passed in their feces or vomit, as...

Triumph over Tetanus

Triumph over Tetanus

Tetanus, sometimes called lockjaw, is caused by bacterial toxins that typically enter the body through wounds, especially dirty wounds. Horses are particularly susceptible to tetanus because of their environment which often contains soil and manure, as well as their...

Proper Prescriptions

Proper Prescriptions

With a few clicks of the mouse, you can find a virtually endless offering of pet medications available online and through mail order companies promising significant cost savings. But while the opportunity to save a few dollars may be appealing, is it worth the...

Problematic Piddling

Problematic Piddling

Urine marking is a primal instinct for dogs, but causes great frustration for their pet parents. The most likely candidates to urine mark are intact (unneutered males and unspayed females), and the behavior nearly always starts before the dog reaches 2 years of age....

Love on a Leash

Love on a Leash

A collar and leash are two of the most important safety accessories every dog needs. There are dozens to choose from, many of which are marketed to be fashionable or cute, but always opt for practical over pretty, especially for your dog's daily walks. One good choice...

Kitty Curiosity

Kitty Curiosity

Hello, everyone. It's Baby Lloyd again. So, apparently Jan. 22 is Answer Your Cat's Question Day. All I can say is, THANK YOU! Finally someone noticed that there's a lot we cats don't get about you humans. I polled some of my fellow felines in honor of this very...

Dodging Disease – Distemper

Dodging Disease – Distemper

Distemper is one of the most serious viruses seen in canines. Similar to the virus that causes human measles, distemper can affect the skin, brain and eyes, as well as intestinal and respiratory systems. Although dogs of any age can become infected, the majority are...

Winter Safety

Winter Safety

Harsh winter weather requires pet parents to take extra precautions to ensure their furry family members stay safe and well. When the forecast calls for ice, snow or frigid temperatures, it's important that your pet has an indoor place to stay. The best scenario is in...

Lessons for Living – Dog Training

Lessons for Living – Dog Training

It's hard for anyone not to be impressed with a well-trained dog. And considering how smart dogs are by nature, it's truly a shame when pet parents don't foster their pup's full potential. Whether you're looking to take your canine pal into the show ring or just enjoy...

New Year’s Safety

New Year’s Safety

Just because New Year's Eve turns many people into party animals, doesn't mean it has the same effect on pets. A lot of the holiday hoopla surrounding the celebration can be frightening or upsetting to our furry friends, and parents should take precautions to keep...