How West Nile Virus Can Affect Your Horse And What You Can Do About It
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7 May 2020
If you're like most horse owners, you probably turn your equine friend out to pasture during the summer so it can graze on fresh grass — and your horse undoubtedly appreciates being able to spend time outdoors after spending most of its time in the barn during the winter months. However, warm weather isn't without its threats to equine health, and one of them is known as West Nile Virus. West Nile Virus is an infectious disease that is spread by mosquitos.
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Ask These 4 Questions When Choosing a Dog Boarding Service
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25 February 2020
Most pet owners would love to hang out with their dog 24/7, but that isn't feasible for most people. Vacations, work, and other responsibilities can sometimes keep you away from your pet for a long time. Fortunately, a dog boarding staff can take care of your dog overnight. Here are some questions you can ask the staff at a dog boarding company to figure out if they can provide the care your dog needs:
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14 January 2020
If you plan on getting a kitten, you'll need to start by choosing the type of kitten you want. One option will be to bring home a more common housecat which can include a calico, a tortoiseshell, a domestic shorthair, a tabby, or another type of common type. However, if you like the idea of a special breed of cat that's not as common, then you may choose a Himalayan, a Siamese, a Persian, or a ragdoll.
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How To Take An Old Cat To A New Vet
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13 January 2020
The ideal situation is that you'll stay with the same veterinarian throughout the life of your cat. However, as CNN points out, cats can live to be 20 years old or more. During that time, you're likely to move at least once. You may not find it feasible to take your cat to their old vet.
Older cats are those who are around 12 years and up. And, just like older humans, that's the time of their life they need medical attention the most.
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