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May 07 2026
Ticks and Your Pet: Separating Fact from Fiction
Ticks aren’t just a nuisance—they’re a health risk for both pets and people. Unfortunately, misinformation about ticks is widespread, and believing common myths can leave you and your pet at…
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Apr 30 2026
National Tabby Day: Can You Judge a Cat by Its Color?
April 30 is National Tabby Day, a day to celebrate one of the most common and recognizable feline coat patterns. Tabbies are often described as bold, playful, and full of personality—but does coat…
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Apr 23 2026
National Lost Dog Awareness Day: Why Dogs Go Missing and How to Keep Yours Safe
Every year, countless dogs go missing, leaving families heartbroken. National Lost Dog Awareness Day is a reminder that many of these situations are preventable. Keep your dog safe at home by…
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Apr 16 2026
Heartworm is on the Rise—What Every Pet Owner Needs to Know
If you’ve ever thought, “parasites aren’t really a concern for my pet,” you’re definitely not alone. But here’s the reality: heartworm infections are increasing—and they’re affecting…
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Apr 02 2026
A Shared Mission: Protecting Pets
This Saturday marks two important awareness days for pet lovers everywhere: World Stray Animals Day and Tag Day. These days share a powerful common goal: keeping pets safe and helping lost animals…
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Mar 26 2026
Broken Nails in Dogs: What to Do—and How to Make Nail Trims Easier
A broken nail might not sound like a big deal, but for dogs, it can be very painful. If your dog suddenly starts limping, holding up a paw, or licking their foot, the cause could be a torn or cracked…
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Mar 20 2026
Excuse Me… A Cat Would Like a Word About Scary Spring Things
Oh, good—you’re here. …