Your pet became part of the family the day you brought her home. Your dog, cat, or other pet may even be older than your children. When you think about it from this perspective, it means your kids have never known life without the family pet. Now that your furry friend is aging, you know […]
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Dogs and cats are curious creatures, and sometimes they get into things their owners never dreamed would be harmful to them. With information reported by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), Midland Pet Center highlights some of the most common pet poisons below. We sincerely hope this will help save
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Adopting a pet is a kind and compassionate thing to do, but did you know there are pet benefits, that is, perks to owning and caring for an animal? While it only makes sense to take on the responsibilities of a pet if you are sure that you can dedicate the time, effort, and money that
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Unfortunately, our pets don’t live as long as we do, and as they age a lot of changes occur. However, advances in veterinary care mean our animal companions are with us longer, and we need to help them through the aging process. Pet aging involves changes that you might be noticing or can expect to
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Coronavirus is a very-real health issue that threatens everyone- including pets. It is theorized that this virus originally came from an animal, more specifically, a bat. This raises questions, especially for pet owners: Can pets get COVID-19? What about spreading it to others? Here is what you need to know: COVID-19 in Pets Coronaviruses are actually
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