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Cat Tips

The Fattening Feeding Mistake Many Cat Owners Make

The majority of cats in the US are now obese and many are also developing diabetes. Both conditions are related to this common feeding mistake that can lead to chronic inflammation and degenerative disease. Here’s the best way to help your kitty get back on the path to good health.
— 6 min read
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Dog Tips

Why Do Some Dogs Develop Tumors More Than Others?

About half of all dogs over age 10 are diagnosed with cancer and accounts for 10% to 60% of dog deaths, depending on breed. Why do some breeds have a 60% loss rate while others have less than 10? Five things you can do, starting today, to reduce your pup's risk of cancer.
— 8 min read
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Dog Tips

Myths About Small Dogs That Deserve Debunking

Are small dogs really easier to care for and more likely to be couch potatoes, thereby needing less exercise than big dogs? Can they be trusted around children? It's time to set the record straight about these and other myths about small dogs that have persisted despite solid proof.
— 4 min read
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Dog Tips

The Link Between Tumors and Your Pet's Size and Color

Interestingly, the color of your pet, if he's from a certain breed, may influence his risk of cancer. And size appears to play a role in the development of some cancers. These are the 4 breeds of dogs at highest risk, and the top 10 warning signs you can't afford to miss.
— 5 min read
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Dog Tips

Got an Overly Hungry Dog? Please Do This First

There are many reasons why some dogs act like vacuum cleaners, lapping up almost anything that's not attached. But you also must make sure your pet isn't dealing with a serious disease or an issue with his food. Finally, if all is well, 3 tips for dealing with your always-hungry pet.
— 6 min read
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Cat Tips

'Why Does My Cat Scoot?'

While it's much more common to see a dog drag his backside across the floor, kitties will occasionally scoot, too. With cats, however, it's not normal behavior. Know the four reasons why a cat may scoot - all of which indicate a necessary visit to the veterinarian.
— 5 min read
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