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Pet Health, Nutrition, and Veterinary Care Tips from Our Blog
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Familiarizing Your Cats with the Litter Box

If you’re new to the wonderful world of kittens and cats, you need to understand...
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•April 19, 2022•
A kitten chews a plastic dinosaur toy that may be toxic. March 18-24 is Poison Prevention Week for Pets

Poison Prevention Week and Your Pets

Poison prevention is a serious matter, and there are not only many household cleaners that...
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•March 15, 2022•
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What are the First Signs of Heartworms in Dogs?

If you’ve brought your cat or dog to your Austin vet for a routine checkup,...
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•February 25, 2022•
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Keeping Your Pets Safe in the Winter

As we all know, and as is written in the contracts with our pets…they simply...
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•January 24, 2022•
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Holidays and Your Pets

As we all know, and as is written in the contracts with our pets…they simply...
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•December 22, 2021•
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Your Pets and Kidney Disease

Kidney disease is a term we’d rather not hear regarding our pets. In most cases...
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•November 24, 2021•
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What To Do If You Have Overweight Pets

Our pets come in different shapes and sizes. Some are active, get plenty of exercise...
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•October 22, 2021•
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How to Handle Kitten and Cat Behavior Issues

If you’re just starting out with your very first kitten, or a cat, you should...
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•September 17, 2021•
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Shared Diseases Between Cats and Dogs

The majority of diseases that affect our pets are usually species-specific, meaning that they don't...
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•August 31, 2021•
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