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Tag Archives: dog safety
Top 10 Fourth of July Pet Safety Tips
Pets and fireworks can be a dicey combination.
lTop 10 Fourth of July Pet Safety Tips. Of course, aside from hard-wired differences in temperament, there are things we can all do to put our pets at ease this holiday weekend. Here are some common sense tips to keep in mind: Continue reading
Posted in Dog Health
Tagged Buddy Beds memory foam dog beds, Dog Health, dog safety, pet health, pet safety
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March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month
Pet poisoning with common household items is, unfortunately, a fairly common situation — many household items that may present a toxic risk Continue reading
Prescription Meds Top ASPCA’s List of 2011 Top 10 Toxins
Prescription medications for humans top the list of pet toxins for the fourth year in a row, according to a new list released today by the ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®). Continue reading
Posted in Dog Health, Senior Dogs
Tagged Buddy Beds memory foam dog beds, Dog Health, dog safety, pet health, senior dog health
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Does a Smaller Dog Need a Smaller Vaccines?
Most canine vaccines are tested on “average” dogs. And average dogs are well … average sized. They’re not usually Yorkies, Maltese, Pomeranians, Chihuahuas, or any other sub-ten-pound breed or breed-mix.
Which is perhaps why a greater percentage of small dogs suffer vaccine reactions. Here’s a detailed explanation from a 2005 study on this which appeared in JAVMA: Continue reading
Posted in Dog Health
Tagged Buddy Beds memory foam dog beds, Dog Health, dog safety, dog vaccines, dogs, pet health, pets
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Pets and Heat Stroke. Help Your Pets Keep Their Cool
Pets and heat stroke. Learn how to avoid heat stroke, what are the signs of heat stroke, and what to do if you suspect your cat or dog has heat stroke. What every pet owner should know. Continue reading
Posted in Dog Health
Tagged Buddy Beds memory foam dog beds, Dog Health, dog safety, pet health, pet safety, pets, senior dog health
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