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(NAPSI)— If any of the nearly 90 million pet dogs in the U.S. is part of your household, here’s news you may care to consider: Last year, U.S. Postal Service (USPS) employees suffered more than 5,200 dog attacks.
(BPT) - Soccer players and cats have a lot in common. The athleticism, the motivation, the occasional disregard for the rules.
(NewsUSA) - For many pet parents, the countdown to the Fourth of July comes with a familiar concern: helping their pets stay calm during fireworks. While fireworks may be festive for people, they can be overwhelming for animals.
(BPT) - June is National Oral Health Month, the perfect time to learn about a critical yet often overlooked component of feline wellness: dental care. According to MSD Veterinary Manual (MVM), an estimated 70% to 80% of cats show signs of oral disease by age 3.
(NAPSI)—Here’s news about summer many families may find is not so hot: According to Dartmouth College, research shows some schoolchildren can lose approximately 20% of reading gains and 27% of math gains over the summer, with younger children and those transitioning from elementary to midd…
(BPT) - You're a good cat dad, but even good cat dads get things wrong sometimes. For instance, there's one serious condition that even the most attentive owners can't catch at home: feline hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, also known as HCM. It's a serious heart condition that 1 in 7 cats has, b…
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(StatePoint) May is not only prime lawn and gardening time, it’s also National Pet Month – the perfect time to celebrate your furry friends and get them back outside to play. A great backyard is more than a place for shade and fun; it’s a sanctuary that should offer total peace of mind for t…
(StatePoint) Cats are famously low-maintenance companions. They don’t need walks, they entertain themselves, and they’re perfectly happy ignoring you for hours at a time. But as any devoted cat owner knows, low-maintenance doesn’t mean no impact. From the food in their bowl to the litter in …
(StatePoint) The world’s deadliest animal isn’t a lion, tiger, bear or venomous snake. It’s a tiny but bloodthirsty insect: the mosquito. And the assumption of many pet lovers that mosquitoes are just a seasonal threat may be putting their four-legged family members at risk.