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Rattlesnake Vaccine for Dogs in Texas

Rattlesnake Vaccine for dogs

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According to Texas Parks and Wildlife, Texas is home to 15 potentially dangerous snake species, including rattlesnakes and copperheads. Dogs have a natural curiosity and an innate instinct to protect their family. These both can spell danger when snakes are sharing our outdoor spaces. Fortunately, there’s a Rattlesnake Vaccine for dogs available to reduce the impact of a snakebite.

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Breed Highlight: Border Collie

Border Collie

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Many say that the Border Collie is the smartest dog breed. His ability to impose his will on sheep makes him the best sheephearding dog in the world. However, watch out, because he will try to impose his will on you, too. Therefore, will will discuss this breed to help you determine if it is the best fit for you and your family.

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Spring Allergies in Cats and Prevention

spring allergies in cats

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May is Allergy Awareness Month. The spring season brings with it many allergens that affect both us and our pets. However, cat allergies don’t always look like ours. Therefore, we will discuss spring allergies in cats and prevention.

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Spring Allergies in Dogs and Prevention

spring allergies in dogs

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May is Allergy Awareness Month. Spring allergies can affect both dogs and people, resulting in allergy attacks for several weeks as the seasons change and the weather warms. However, symptoms of spring allergies in dogs may differ from humans. Therefore, we will discuss spring allergies in dogs and prevention.

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Prevent Lyme Disease in Dogs Month: Lyme Disease in Dogs

Lyme Disease in Dogs

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April is Lyme Disease Prevention Month. Lyme Disease in dogs is a common illness spread through bacteria transmitted by deer tick bites. This disease can lead to serious complications and even death in rare cases. Therefore, knowing the symptoms of Lyme Disease can help keep your dog healthy. We have put together some information on Lyme Disease, as well as tips for preventing Lyme Disease in your dog.

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Pet Poison Prevention Month: How to Protect Your Pet from Poisonous Items

Pet Poison Prevention Month

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March is Pet Poison Prevention Month. There are numerous poisonous substances that can be harmful and even fatal to our pets. Therefore, being able to recognize the signs and symptoms that your pet may be in danger is necessary. We have put together some tips on how to protect your pet from poisons items during Pet Poison Prevention Month.

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February is National Spay/Neuter Awareness Month

National Spay/Neuter Awareness Month

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February recognized as National Spay/Neuter Awareness Month. The purpose is to encourage individuals to have their pets sterilized before the spring and summer months. There are many benefits of spaying or neutering your dog or cat, which we will discuss.

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Dental Health Month: Tips for Keeping Your Cat’s Teeth Clean

Keeping Your Cat's Teeth Clean

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February is Dental Health Month. Therefore, it is time to lavish some attention on your cat’s teeth. Taking proper care of your feline’s teeth is essential to prevent plaque and tartar buildup, as this can progress to painful periodontal disease. The bacteria from periodontal disease can spread to other organs and cause illnesses. Therefore, we have put together a few tips for keeping your dog’s teeth clean.

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