Eye Infections In Cats: Frequently Asked Questions
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23 June 2022
Your cat's eyes, which are typically bright and curious, might look a little strange. There is a strange discharge, and your cat seems to be in mild discomfort. If you suspect your cat has an eye infection, it is important to understand the symptoms of an infection, the potential causes, and when you should take your cat to the veterinarian. Here are the answers to a few frequently asked questions you might have about an eye infection in your cat.
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2 Tips To Minimize Your Dog's Stress When You Take Them To A Pet Hospital
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6 April 2022
A pet hospital may be needed in many cases if you have pets. For example, they may have a broken bone, get sick, get in a fight with another animal, and more. It can be stressful for a dog to go to the hospital, which can make things much more difficult for you. Fortunately, there are many things you can do to help ease their stress, two of which are listed below.
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Feel Your Pet Rabbit To Identify A Lump That Requires Care
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11 February 2022
A lot of rabbits don't like when you pick them up, which means that you may primarily have a hands-off relationship with this pet. It's important, however, to make a point of regularly touching the surface of your rabbit's body to assess if there are any changes. If you struggle to pick up the pet, you can simply touch it while it sits on the floor in front of you. One thing to notice is whether there may be any lumps on the rabbit's body.
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FAQ Pet Owners Have About Animal Anesthesia
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3 December 2021
If you have a pet, it is only a matter of time before you have to take them to the vet to have some sort of illness or injury treated. When you do, there is a chance your pet will need to be put under anesthesia. Having the pet you love put under can be a little scary, but you won't be nearly as scared if you understand what's happening. Review the following questions and answers about animal anesthesia, and you'll be better prepared when your pet needs this care.
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