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Cats and dogs can live together. The first few days are critical. Let them smell each other, use baby gates, and supervise interactions.

Can Cats and Dogs Live Together?

Everyone has heard the phrase “fighting like cats and dogs” and that’s probably what you picture cats and dogs living together. Either that or a ...
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Do you have multiple cats? Our vets share basic tips how to keep them from eating each other’s food and how to recognize the signs of stress.

Tips and Tricks for Multiple Cat Households

The cat distribution system works in mysterious ways. Maybe you only meant to adopt one cat, and brought home a bonded pair. Or you tried ...
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Hairballs are normal to a certain extent. Grooming your cat is important to help reduce the dangers of hairballs.

How Normal Are Hairballs? Can They Be Dangerous?

You know the sound. That unmistakable gagging, retching, hunching-over production that ends with something wet and cylindrical on your floor, usually in a spot you ...
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It’s time to pet-proof your home and put away items that are toxic to dogs, like macadamia nuts, chocolate, essential oils, and more.

10 Household Items That Are Toxic to Dogs

You have your back turned for a minute. That’s all it takes. The next thing you know, you’re wrestling with your terrier, trying to get ...
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Lilies can cause fatal kidney failure in cats. Call your vet or the ASPCA Poison Control hotline if you think your cat needs help.

Lilies Are Deadly! Keep Them Away from Cats

Every year, we welcome the return of spring with fresh flowers. Easter lilies on the counter, a Mother’s Day bouquet on the table, a cheerful ...
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Adopting a kitten soon? Make sure you follow this new kitten checklist so you have the proper supplies, space, and vet services.

New Kitten Checklist: Everything You’ll Need to Get When You Adopt

Maybe the cat distribution system found you, or maybe you finally got the chance to adopt a kitten.  While you are thrilled with this exciting ...
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March is Pet Anxiety Awareness Month. Signs of stress in cats and dogs can include overgrooming, excessive chewing, and changes in appetite.

How to Tell If Your Pet Is Feeling Stressed Out

Sometimes we know exactly what our pets are telling us. It’s almost like they speak our language…or we’re learning to understand theirs. But although expressions ...
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Beware the dangers of shared water bowls for puppies! Diseases like leptospirosis and parvovirus can be deadly if your pup isn’t vaccinated

Until They’re Fully Vaccinated, Keep Your Puppy Away from Shared Water Bowls

You are thrilled to be a puppy parent. From little yelps to wriggly hugs, you are ready for all the love. You have toys, food, ...
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Do indoor cats need to be spayed/neutered? Yes. It will not change their personality, but it will bring numerous health and behavioral benefits.

Why Indoor Cats Should Be Spayed or Neutered

February is Spay/Neuter Awareness Month, so we’d like to remind you that even indoor cats need to get “fixed.”   “But my cat never goes outside…” ...
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Housetraining a new puppy takes commitment, but our vets are here to help. Try these tips for potty training, leash training, and crate training.

Training a New Puppy: Your Complete Guide to Success

The excited pitter-patter of tiny paws, the sweet puppy breath, the adorable head tilts: bringing home a new puppy can be one of life’s greatest ...
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Is it safe to microchip your pet? Learn the safety and benefits of pet microchipping, and how it provides reliable, lifelong identification protection.

Is It Safe to Microchip Your Pet?

Over 10 million pets go missing in the United States every single year. But although this seems like a sad statistic, many of those lost ...
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Wondering what to do if you find a lost dog in Frisco? Find out where to call for help and why you must do it immediately.

What to Do If You Find a Lost Dog in Frisco

Cass was out for a run near Frisco Commons Park when she spotted a dog pacing along the path. There was no owner in sight, ...
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