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Dog Tips

A Must for You, but Too Much Vitamin D Could Kill Your Pet

This nutrient is sometimes added by mistake to store-bought food in too large of quantities, or well-meaning pet owners add extra amounts, thinking they're helping their pet. But either way, it can lead to a very serious and potential toxicity that could kill your pet within 72 hours.
— 6 min read
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Cat Tips

DIY Cat Toys from Throw-Away Stuff You Have Sitting Around

You don't need to spend a fortune to keep your cat entertained — nor sacrifice your curtains, couch, or table legs. Here are 4 ridiculously simple DIY toys you can make from stuff you'll probably toss in the trash anyway. Why not repurpose for your kitty's entertainment?
— 5 min read
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Dog Tips

Your Pet Needs This Crucial Vitamin, but Don't Give Her Yours

It's so important that the level in a sick kitty's blood may actually predict her survival. And low levels are often seen in dogs with congestive heart failure. Neither cats nor dogs can make their own, but please don't make this deadly mistake trying to help them.
— 5 min read
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Dog Tips

This Overlooked Condition Is on the Rise in Pets

If your dog or cat seems healthy, you might not think this liver disease is a concern. Early symptoms are subtle, however, and by the time visible signs develop, irreversible damage may already be occurring. Discover how to spot the early signs.
— 7 min read
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