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Reptile Health & Care Reptiles 101 Some people love them. Others fear them. Regardless, most of us would agree that they are at least very interesting to look at. Read More > |
Small Animal Health & Care Bunny Care 101 Rabbits can be great pets if taken care of properly, including a proper vegetarian diet, lots of attention, and preventive medical care. Read More > |
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Small Animal Health & Care Exotics 101: Picking Your Perfect Pet Exotic pets – large and small, from parakeets to geckos to hedgehogs – can make wonderful companions, but unfortunately, many are purchased on a whim. Many exotic pets are highly intelligent creatures that require a great deal of attention and care. Read More > |
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Reptile Health & Care Tips for Keeping Your Exotic Pet Safe During Cold Weather Storms and cold temperatures are never fun to deal with, but if you live any place where the seasons change, you will undoubtedly have to face inclement weather at some point this winter. How do you keep your bird or exotic pet healthy when the temperature plummets? Here are a few tips to help keep your bird or other exotic pet safe. Read More > |
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Small Animal Health & Care Why Choose an Exotic Pet, Anyway? My answer to this question is that there is no single answer. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with cats and dogs; I love these animals and have several of my own, in addition to my exotic family members. Read More > |
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All Pet Health United Kingdom Here, on Pet Health Network, you’ll find the resources and expertise needed to protect and monitor your pet from countless diseases and conditions. We’re confident that these articles will help you strengthen your bond with your own veterinarian and put you in position to be your pet’s best advocate when it comes to healthcare concerns. Read More > |
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All Pet Health Preventive Care: Why Does My Pet Need a Checkup? As pet parents, we want our pets to live the longest, happiest and healthiest lives possible with us. Regular checkups are an essential part of keeping any pet healthy. In fact, the American Veterinary Medical Association and the American Animal Hospital Association's preventive care guidelines say that dogs and cats should visit the veterinarian at least annually, and in many cases, more frequent healthy-pet checkups should happen more often than that. Learn more about the importance of bringing your pet to the veterinarian for checkups here, as well as some surprising things that may signal a visit to the veterinarian is in order. Read More > |
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All Pet Health Welcome to Immunotherapy: What Is It and What Do I Need to Know? Congratulations! Together, you and your veterinarian have decided that immunotherapy may be right for your pet. Read More > |
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Horse Health & Care Choosing an Excellent Boarding Facility In an ideal world our horses would always be just a few steps away. Read More > |
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Bird Health & Care Sex and the Single Parrot: Insights for Bewildered Bird Owners According to a recent study, men think about sex 18 times each day, while women think about it 10 times each day. Should we be surprised that parrots that live in very large social flocks in the wild also are obsessed with sex? Read More > |
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Reptile Health & Care Exotic Pets and the Cold In this video, Dr. Laurie Hess, our exotics expert, discusses ways to keep exotic pets healthy and comfortable when temperatures plummet. Read More > |