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Cat Diseases & Conditions A-Z Why is My Cat Peeing so Much? More liquid in the litter box may mean your cat has a medical problem. After reading this article you'll know how to respond when your cat is peeing too much. Read More > |
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Cat Behavior Cat Spraying: What You Can Do Spraying is different from litterbox aversion, and there are a variety of reasons that your cat may be spraying. Read More > |
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Cat Checkups & Preventive Care Cat Pee 101: Is My Cat’s Urine Normal? Read More > |
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Dog Checkups & Preventive Care Dog and Cat Creatinine Levels 101 What is creatinine, and why do veterinarians test for it? Read More > |
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Dog Diseases & Conditions A-Z Understanding Vacuolar Hepatopathy (VH), a Liver Disease in Dogs Read More > |
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Cat Diseases & Conditions A-Z Blood in Cat Urine: What Does it Mean? Most pet parents are understandably concerned about blood in cat urine. Learn what could be causing it, and how you can find out for sure. Read More > |
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Cat Checkups & Preventive Care Does My Senior Cat Really Need Lab Work? Regular blood work can save your cat's life at any age, but for senior cats it is even more important. Learn what your veterinarian can learn from senior cat lab work. Read More > |
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Dog Checkups & Preventive Care What Does Your Dog’s Urine Color Mean? There is great big spectrum of colors for your dog's urine. Learn why, and what these colors mean. Read More > |
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Dog Surgery A-Z Could Surgery Help Your Dog’s Chronic Bladder Infections? Frequent bladder infections might not be caused by anything inside of your dog. Learn what could be to blame and how surgery might help. Read More > |
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Cat Checkups & Preventive Care What To Do if Your Cat Just Seems Off There is a term, ADR, that vets like to use when a pet comes in with vague signs or symptoms. The term means, "Ain't Doin' Right." Learn more about this "medical" term and what it means to your vet. Read More > |
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Dog Toxins & Poisons NSAID Medications and Dogs 101 Nonsteroid anti-inflammatory medications, also called NSAIDs, are primarily used to treat pain in veterinary medicine. Learn more about the side effects of NSAIDs, when and how they should be used and questions to ask your vet. Read More > |