Cats are considered seniors once they have reached 9 years of age. Cats often begin to develop diseases common to their humans as they age, such as diabetes, heart disease, hyperthyroidism, and kidney disease. Early detection of some of these diseases can be medically managed, helping your cat to have a much longer, happier life. […]
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Have you been noticing your dog lagging behind on walks, are they slow to rise, or having difficulty with stairs? It could be that your four-legged best friend is showing signs of a common type of arthritis called osteoarthritis (OA). Osteoarthritis is non-inflammatory degenerative damage of the bones that make up joints. Many might think
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TINSEL AND RIBBON – Who doesn’t love to decorate their home over the holidays or make a big bow on top of a gift box? The one thing cats love most are sparkly “toys” and anything that they can bat or chew on. Even a little nibble can lead to a swallow, which can lead
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