Why Cats With Kidney Disease Shouldn't Be Given Table Scraps
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6 July 2016
It's natural to want to treat your kitty to something special, which often means sharing your food with them. Normally, cats can be given certain human foods with no problem, like meat or some vegetables. However, if your cat has been diagnosed with kidney disease, it's important to stop this habit at once. Read on to learn why cats with kidney disease shouldn't be given table scraps and what you can do instead.
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4 Tips On What To Do In A Flood With Your Dog
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15 June 2016
Flooding can affect any community at almost any time throughout the year, and when it does, some people may only have minutes to escape a torrent of water coming down the street. This will not be the time to decide what you are going to do with the family dog. You need to prepare a plan ahead of time before you are faced with a flood emergency – especially if you live in an area with a history of flooding.
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The Long And Short Of Breed Lifespans
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11 April 2016
When you adopt a puppy, you hope that he will be a cherished member of your family for a lengthy lifespan. Sadly, no dog lives nearly as long as his owners, but some breeds live considerably longer lives than others. If your family is contemplating a new canine addition to your household, be aware of which breeds live the longest, those that live the shortest and what you can do to maximize your dog's lifespan.
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Dealing With Your Dog's Arthritis: Treatment Options To Consider
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10 April 2016
When you have a dog that is getting on in years, you may notice that they have trouble moving around, standing up from sitting or laying down, or suffer from other mobility issues. Once you find out that these issues are not just caused by old age but also be arthritis, you may wonder if there are any treatment options available to your dog that can help them feel and move better in spite of their condition.
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