Three Things Bird Owners Need To Know About Lead Toxicosis

Posted on: 28 June 2016

You probably already know that people can get lead poisoning, but surprisingly, pet birds are also susceptible to this condition. When birds are exposed to dangerous levels of lead, the resulting condition is known as lead toxicosis, and it can cause serious health problems. Here are three things bird owners need to know about lead toxicosis. How do birds get lead toxicosis? Your pet bird can be exposed to lead in many different ways.
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Notice Your Lab Is Walking With A Limp? 3 Ways A Visit To The Vet Can Help

Posted on: 27 June 2016

If you have a Labrador Retriever, it's likely that you already know just how active they are and how much they enjoy exercising. While this breed of dog typically enjoys moving around a lot, it's important that you're aware of the hip and joint problems they could have later in life. If you notice that your lab has been walking around with a limp lately, you should schedule a visit to the vet right away.
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3 Ways To Celebrate Your Senior Cat's Birthday With Pet Grooming

Posted on: 27 June 2016

While most people associate pet grooming with dogs, many grooming facilities also offer grooming services for cats. What better way to celebrate your cat's birthday as they reach their senior years then with an extensive grooming service? If you're unsure of what kind of grooming can be done by professionals for your cat, consider some of the following services and how they can benefit your cat. Trim Down Your Cat's Nails
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Heat Stroke In Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, And Prevention

Posted on: 27 June 2016

With summer's arrival, many dog owners may be concerned about heat stroke. Below is an overview of the condition, including causes, symptoms, treatment, and prevention tips. What Causes Heat Stroke in Dogs? Heat stroke is a common occurrence in the hot summer months, and is caused by excessive exposure to heat or high humidity. While many occurrences of heat stroke take place outside, dogs can suffer from heat stroke even if they're inside.
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