Traveling with a Pet Doesn't Have to be Tough

Teeth Misalignment And Overcrowding In Dogs And What Can Be Done

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Just like humans, dogs can have misaligned teeth. While you may think your pet’s under or overbite is cute and adds to his or her charm, in some instances it can create problems eating and is often the reason the pet has other dental problems. Hopefully, you notice the problem while the dog is still young and can get a veterinarian’s evaluation on the situation. Here is some information on the common misalignment problems and what can be done to correct them.…

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Helping Cure Your Cat's Separation Anxiety And Aggression When Boarded

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While cats are generally very independent and require little care when left alone, there’s always the chance you may need to board them when you’re gone for an extended period. Unfortunately, cats may suffer from separation anxiety or aggression towards handlers or other cats when boarded. Here’s what you need to know about how to treat these behaviors. Dealing With Separation Anxiety Separation anxiety is caused by a wide range of problems, chief among them being separation from their owner.…

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Should You Board Your Cat Or Leave Them Home?

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Deciding on whether or not to leave your cat home alone while you are on vacation can be difficult. Cats are known for being independent animals, so it may seem natural that they can stay home alone. This isn’t always the case, though, since cats can get lonely and there are many other concerns, such as safety. The following can help you decide whether to board your cat or not.…

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