There’s a new concern in the pet product world … Identification Microchips. Recently released studies state that the subcutaneous microchips — the kind vets implant in order to help identify lost pets — have “induced” malignant tumors in laboratory rats and mice. The chip makers state that the FDA-approved product is safe. Researchers agree that more testing [...]
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Cats, unlike humans, don’t complain when they are sick. So as a caring cat owner, you should look for signs that may indicate that your cat might be slightly “blue”! Some of the signs that you can observe are: Bad breath Don’t panic if your cat has a bad breath. Check first if he had fish or other [...]
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Everyone knows that cats don’t really have nine lives. Our veterinarian is the most qualified person to help us with cat health care. Once you select a vet, schedule a physical exam. Unlike their human, cats aren’t good at revealing how they feel. Be prepared to share any unusual behavior or eating patterns, if [...]
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Giardia symptoms in dogs are diagnosed through infections in feces of infected dogs. Giardia symptoms require repeated diagnosis to detect their presence in dogs. Giardia is a protozoan one-celled parasite, which thrives in the intestine of the affected animal. There are vesicles formed in polluted water and fecal matter and once discharged in the animal body, [...]
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