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Heartworm: Why prevention is always the best treatment
With spring comes heartworm season, meaning it's important to get your dog tested and on preventative medication as soon as possible. Discover what prevention looks like and what kind of heartworm treatment is available for your pet.
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Heartworm season
Lyme disease in dogs and cats: How to spot it and how to keep them safe
Lyme disease is one of the most common tick-borne diseases in the world. Transmitted through tick bites, your pet could be at risk if they go outdoors—even if they’re not an outdoor pet.

Wellness care
Kennel cough in dogs: symptoms, treatment, and prevention
Kennel cough in dogs is both common and contagious, infecting the upper airways and causing discomfort. We outline possible causes and prevention methods to keep your dog comfortable and healthy.

Wellness care
Cat not eating or drinking: Why it's critical to call your vet
Wondering why your cat isn't eating or drinking? It could be something simple like a change in their food brand—or it could be more serious. Discover possible causes and when to contact your vet care team.

Heartworm season
Worms in cats: how to diagnose, treat, and prevent them
Protecting your cat against worms is key, whether or not they're an indoor cat. Worms can be a risk not just for cats and kittens, but also for humans. Learn how to prevent, diagnose, and treat worms in your cat.

Heartworm season
Dogs worms: how to diagnose, treat and prevent them
Is your dog suffering from worms? Learn the best preventative care to keep your dog safe, as well as how your vet will diagnose and treat your dog for worms, helping to keep your dog healthy and feeling their best.

Wellness care
Dog not eating or drinking? What do to and when to get treatment
Dog not eating or drinking? It may be emotional, environmental, or an underlying medical issue. Find out if their lack of appetite is serious or just picky eating, and when to get help.
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