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How to Have Stress-Free Holidays for Your Pets
Pet owners find great joy including their canine and feline companions in as many holiday celebrations as possible. As we enter the holiday season, it’s time for a reminder of how these holiday activities can be stressful for household pets. Therefore, we have put together a few tips on how to have stress-free holidays for your pets.
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Bird Boarding Here at All Pets
As a bird owner, you may believe that going away on vacation is difficult. However, All Pets has a reputable boarding facility and can provide excellent care to birds. Therefore, you can feel secure leaving them with us while you go out of town. Here are a few of the many benefits of bird boarding at All Pets.
How to Reduce Stress When Boarding Pets Over the Holidays
Whether you have a cat, dog or an exotic pet, boarding your pet can be a stressful experience for them. However, there are steps you can take to reduce stress when boarding pets. We will discuss how to identify stress, as well as ways to reduce stress when boarding your pets.
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Going on Vacation? All Pets Provides Boarding & Grooming Services!
It’s understandable to prefer your pet to stay at home while you go on vacation. However, we know this is not always ideal. This is why All Pets Veterinary Medical Center offers professional pet boarding & grooming services, whether you have a cat, dog or an exotic pet! Our trained and caring technicians will monitor your pet’s entire stay to ensure your pet is happy, health and feels right at home!
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Chiqa Vs. Granulomatous Meningoencephalomyelitis
Chiqa, a 3.5 year old short-haired Chihuahua, arrived at All Pets on emergency basis in early September after a rapid onset of startling neurological symptoms. Suddenly, she was walking in continuous counter-clockwise circles, tilting her head to the left, and suffering from partial paralysis of both legs on her left side. Several laboratory tests were Continue reading Chiqa Vs. Granulomatous Meningoencephalomyelitis
Benefits of Traveling with Your Dog and Pet Friendly Hotels
With summer officially here, many families are traveling and and making vacation plans. If you have a dog, before you think about leaving him or her behind, consider these benefits of traveling with your furry friend.
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The Annual Cost of a Dog: Can Your Afford a Furry Friend?
If you are thinking about adopting a dog, there’s many factors that need to be taken into consideration, including a financial commitment to his or her health and well-being. According to the ASPCA, the first-year of pet ownership exceeds $1,000. Here’s a few things you should expect before bringing a dog into the family.
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Marijuana Toxicity in Pets
With the legalization of marijuana for recreational use in Colorado and Washington, last week the Justice Department effectively announced it won’t challenge other states’ attempts to legalize the drug for medical or recreational use. While marijuana is still classified as illegal, there are many individuals who believe these policy changes lay the groundwork for many states to legalize marijuana, especially for medicinal use in humans. In the meantime, debates about whether or not medical marijuana is beneficial for ailing pets are becoming more frequent. The jury remains out regarding the benefits of medical marijuana for pets, but recent news coverage and an increase in the number of pets being treated for accidental marijuana poisonings are raising questions about the safety of marijuana, especially in dogs.
