Hot weather can wreak havoc on your dogs. Since they can't sweat, they have to find other ways to stay cool. If you're going to be traveling with your dog this summer, you need to take some extra precautions. Here are three steps that will help keep your dog healthy while traveling in the heat.
Provide Portable Water
When you're on the road, it can be difficult to stop each time your dog gets thirsty.
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Four Health Tips For Urban Dogs
If you live in the city with your dog, you might find a host of unique challenges when it comes to keeping your pet healthy. The challenges of getting your dog enough exercise, keeping them safe from external factors, and keeping them content while out and about should all be thought through. Here are four health tips for dogs living the city life.
1. Keep an Eye on Your Dog on Walks and in the Park
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How To Write A Testimonial For Your Dog Groomer's Website
If you're highly pleased with the quality of service that your dog groomer provides, you can think about tipping him or her after each appointment. Another effective way to express your thanks — and one that won't cost you anything if you're on a tight budget — is to offer to write a testimonial. Many dog groomers will graciously accept this offer and be proud to post the testimonial on their website or in the lobby of their workplace.
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Bladder Stones In Cats: Symptoms And Treatment Options
Bladder stones are common in cats, especially neutered male cats with Burmese, Persian, and Himalayan heritage. Stones can be made up of a wide variety of materials, including struvite, calcium oxalate, urate, and calcium phosphate. Struvite, the most common type of stone, is encountered more frequently. Calcium oxalate comes in at a distant second. Other types of stones are fairly uncommon.
If you have a cat, you always have to be on the lookout for signs of bladder stones.
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