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Have you recently got a new puppy or kitten? As a new pet owner, you must be excited. Part of being a pet owner is ensuring that your pet has everything it needs, such as food dishes, toys, treats, and a bed. It is equally important to have your new furry friend checked by a veterinarian.

It’s not always easy to keep our pets away from the hazards brought about by this holiday season. Fortunately, we’ve got some top tips to help you ensure that your pet can enjoy a holly, jolly Christmas, too!

All pet parents wish that their pets could stay young and bouncy forever. Yet, the hard truth is that aging is part of life’s continuous cycle. Yet, once your pet becomes a senior, a healthy and happy life is still possible.

The fall season means cooler weather and a great outdoor environment. The vibrant colors and earthy smells are enough to drive anyone out of the house. Being outdoors is not something that only humans enjoy, pets also love the fall environment. This makes it the perfect time for taking long walks with your pet. Before you head out, there are some safety measures to consider.

Over 10 million cats or dogs are reported missing every year, according to the American Humane Association. Sadly, a considerable number of these lost pets never reunite with their owner. This is due to several reasons, but the inability to identify the owner and contact them is the main reason why this occurs. Do you want to keep your four-legged friend from being lost or stolen? Read our five reasons why you should microchip your pet.

Prevention is always better than cure, especially when it comes to heartworms and fleas. The American Humane Society recommends heartworm and flea prevention to avoid myriad consequences for pets and their owners. The last thing you need is to deal with a high level of infestation in your pets, which can be heartbreaking. If you want to know how important heartworm and flea prevention is, here’s what you should know.

Vaccinations remain one of the best methods of protecting our animals from the many dangerous and even deadly diseases that could threaten their health. They work in an identical way to human vaccines – by triggering the production of antibodies that can fight the disease which they are designed to prevent.

Vaccinations protect your pet from some very serious and potentially life-threatening diseases and ensuring that your beloved animal receives them is one of your most significant responsibilities as a caring and compassionate pet owner.

Learn about the dangers of not vaccinating your pet, and how your pet's long term health benefits from the protection of vaccinations.

Dog owners have a number of important responsibilities which help to ensure that their pet lives a life that is as long, healthy and happy as possible. There are lots of ways in which to do this – feeding them the right balance of nutrients, giving them plenty of exercise and stimulating their minds with games. Another of the most important things that you can do to keep your dog healthy is to get them the necessary vaccinations at the appropriate time.