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Looking for a #vet to take care of your pet? Our top-of-the-line facility has the best pet care equipment! 🐶🐱🐭🐰🐹

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You should be cleaning your rodent’s cage up to three times a week with a pet safe washing liquid to prevent ammonia build up and promote your rodent’s health. #RodentTips #RodentCare

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You can purchase a wide range of cooling mats for your cat to lay on in the summer months to keep them cool during the heat. #TipsForCatCare #CatTips

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If you allow your cat outdoors, make sure it can be properly identified with a collar and an ID tag. A safety collar is an excellent choice for your pet, as it allows the cat to break free if the collar becomes stuck. #CatCareTips

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A recent survey found out that the most popular dog name is Max. Other popular names include Molly and Zach!

Tell us the name of your canine companion! #DogNames

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If our receptionist is unavailable to take your calls, rest assured. One of our technicians will call you back as soon as possible.

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Did you know that cats also come with great health benefits? Elderly cat owners are less likely to suffer from depression and loneliness, and cat owners have a lower risk of cardiovascular disease. #DrCat #CatFacts

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It is fairly common to see people giving people baby food to a cat or kitten that is refusing food. Please check the labels before doing so as it could poison your furry friend if it contains onion or garlic powder. #CatNutrition #CatOwnerTips

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Did you know there are over 150 dog breeds? They range across 8 categories such as sporting, working, terriers, and herding. Which one is your favorite? #DogBreeds #DogFacts

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Did you know that our former president Teddy Roosevelt had a Pit Bull named Pete? #PresidentsDog #DogFacts

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Remember to allow your dog to behave naturally for its species, that means if it requires lots of exercise, you should take the time out of your day to give it the activities they require. #DogOwnerTips #PetCareTips

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Make sure to provide your cat with an ideal scratching post. It should be about 3 feet high and sturdy enough to not fall over. This will help keep your cat’s nails healthy and your furniture free from scratches. #CareForCats

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Did you know that cats have 32 muscles in their ears, compared to the pitiful-sounding 12 that we humans have? These extra muscles allow fine movement of their ears which helps to hunt down their prey. #CatFacts

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Did you know that our website also features a handy printable form for new patients? Check it out now at https://t.co/MVlwR28f50 to save time when booking in with us! #PetCare #NewCustomers

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Did you know that cats aren’t interested in sweet foods because of a genetic abnormality? A defect in their DNA means they can’t taste sweet foods. #StrangeCatFacts #CatScienceFacts

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An adult dog has 42 teeth if cared for properly. Make sure to take your dog for its dental appointments and prevent gum disease and tooth decay. #DoggyDentures #DogFacts

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We all know that our dogs love to wag their tails, and most of the time it means they’re happy, but not always. Wagging to the left might mean your dog is frightened, and a raised tail could mean they’re anxious. #DogFacts #WaggyTail

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Understand the difference. Bedding material refers to a material that covers the bottom of a rodent’s cage. Nesting material is a material in addition to bedding material that allows a rodent to build a nest. #RodentCare

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For treating your pet’s pain, we offer very high-tech laser treatment. It not only treats pain but accelerates healing too! #LaserTreatment #PainRelief #PetCare

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Animal Health Care is proud to be associated with the American Association of Feline Practitioners, making us a cat-friendly practice with all the right qualifications. #BestQuality #PetCare