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Pet's Health Tip #5
Allowing your dog or cat to roam free may seem like youโre doing your pet a favor. However, pets that roam are susceptible to a number of dangers, including automobile accidents, predation, exposure to contagious diseases, exposure to poisons, and more.
Pet's Health - Tip #4
In addition to regular dental checkups, the most effective means of caring for your petโs mouth at home is to brush his or her teeth at home. If your pet isnโt a big fan of toothbrushes there are other alternatives, including dental diets, treats.(2/2)
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Pet's Health - Tip #4
A common problem among dogs and cats, dental disease and oral health issues can cause your pet pain, making it difficult for him or her to eat. If left untreated, oral health issues may even lead to heart and kidney disease. (1/2)
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Pet's Health - Tip #3
All pets, including both dogs and cats, require regular veterinary care. However, veterinary care goes far beyond routine vaccinations, even though those are important. A routine examination by your veterinarian can uncover unknown health issues.
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Pet's Health - Tip #2
Pets that are overweight are at risk for a myriad of health issues. Obesity is the number one nutritional disease seen in pets currently and studies have shown that being overweight or obese can shorten a dog or catโs life span by as much as two years.
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Add Years to Your Pet's Life - Tip #1
Pets fed a high quality diet have a shiny hair coat, healthy skin, and bright eyes. A good diet can help strengthen your petโs immune system, help maintain his or her intestinal health, help increase his or her mental acuity.
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General Safety Rules - TIP #8 - HOW TO AVOID DEATH THROUGH PLAY?
Supervise the catโs play with items it can choke on.
Put all tinsel and string out of the reach of your pet.Both dogs and cats can choke on small toys, toys that have items that can fall off such as eyes.
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General Safety Rules - TIP #7 - If you see the string hanging from the animalโs mouth, do not pull it out. The pulling could cause the taut string to saw through an intestinal wall, possibly subjecting the animal to peritonitis. Immediately take your pet to a veterinarian!
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General Safety Rules - TIP #6 -
Outdoor cats need to see the veterinarian more often than indoor cats, and that means higher vet bills. Fleas, ticks, worms, abscesses, cuts, diarrhea, a dull coat, and weight loss are all signs of trouble and are most often seen in outdoor cats.
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TIP #5 - Keep your cat indoors. Itโs a fact that an inside cat lives a longer, healthier life than the kitty that puts paws to the pavement. Outdoor cats face dozens of dangers, including cars, other cats ready to fight for love or territory.
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TIP #4 -Donโt let your cat play with string. Although a cat playing with yarn can be cute to watch, it can cause serious problems for the health of your cat! Cats have an instinctual desire to stalk anything that moves.
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TIP #3 - Check your petโs collar regularly. Collars do not expand, but puppies and kittens grow quickly! If not loosened, collars can literally grow right into your petโs neck, creating an excruciating, constant pain.
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TIP #2 - Keep your petโs head and paws inside the car. Although most dogs love to stick their heads out open windows, wind can seriously irritate mucous membranes and blow pieces of grit into their eyes.
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TIP #1 - Donโt let your dog ride in an open truck bed. Any sudden start, stop, or turn may toss your pet onto the highway where it can get hit by oncoming traffic. It is estimated that at least 100,000 dogs die this way each year.
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