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A few years ago, I learned my sweet dog Tom had heartworms. Sadly, my dog passed away a couple of years after he began displaying the symptoms of this condition. But, I enjoyed every moment I was able to spend with my furry friend. Has your dog recently been diagnosed with heartworms by a veterinarian? Talk with your veterinarian about treatment options for this serious problem. In many cases, dogs can be completely cured of heartworms. If your pet’s condition is grave, a veterinarian may be able to help you keep your canine friend more comfortable. On this blog, I hope you will discover how veterinarians can help pets battling serious, medical issues. Enjoy!

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Need Affordable Veterinary Care? Two Tips To Help You Get It On A Budget
Whether it's needed for routine physical care or because of an emergency, taking your pet to the veterinarian can sometimes be quite costly. As much as you may want to have your beloved animal seen by a veterinary professional, you may be so concerned about experiencing sticker shock that you decide to keep them at home. However, getting veterinary assistance doesn't have to be out of reach. Use this information to learn more about two tips that can help you get medical care for your pet that won't break the bank.

Make Emergency Vet Visits Less Stressful Using These Tips And Tricks
As a pet owner, there is always a chance that you'll end up having to visit a veterinarian for an emergency whether your pet gets sick or injured. You can make emergency vet visits less stressful for everyone involved with the help of the following tips and tricks: Make an Initial Consultation Visit It's important to schedule an initial consultation visit with all the veterinarians you plan to utilize as your pet ages.

3 Things To Know About Congestive Heart Failure In A Dog
Have you noticed that your dog's stomach is unusually swollen? It is in your best interest to take your pet to an emergency animal hospital, as he or she might be experiencing one of the symptoms of congestive heart failure. You must understand that the disease can be fatal if prompt treatment isn't done. Take a look at this article to gain more knowledge about congestive heart failure in dogs.

Fall Flea Frenzy: Protect Your Pets
As summer transitions into fall in cooler climates, fleas become more active than ever. If you live in the northern regions of the United States, don't shrug off the task of applying a flea preventative product on your dog or cat just yet. Find out what you can do to minimize flea troubles for your pet this fall and when you can celebrate the end of flea season. Prevent Fleas, Prevent Illness

Should You Worry If Your Cat Snores?
Cats are typically quiet sleepers, but hearing yours snorting on occasion can be amusing. However, if your cat snores regularly during its sleep, you might be concerned that it's a sign of a problem. If you're worried that your cat snores too much or too loudly, read on to learn more about this phenomenon. Why Cats Snore Cats, like humans, can snore for a wide variety of reasons. For example, your cat's position during sleep may be awkward, which could be partially pinching their nasal passageways, resulting in a snore.

How to Determine Why Your Horse Has a Bad Attitude Before and During Rides
If you recently bought a horse, you may not be savvy in determining the cause of behavioral issues. While it's true that some horses just don't want to be ridden no matter who you are or how much training they've had, bad behavior can sometimes be caused by ill-fitted tack or discomfort. If your horse doesn't show bad behavior when being tacked up, you could see poor behavior come out while you are in the saddle, and that is a sure-fire way to get bucked off.

Three Houseplants That Are Dangerous For Your Dog
Getting a dog for the first time is a big adjustment. Before your new dog comes home, you need to dog-proof your home so that they can't hurt themselves. Homes contain many hazards that may surprise you, including houseplants. Here are three houseplants that are dangerous for dogs. Amaryllis Amaryllis plants are a common sight in homes around the holiday season, but unfortunately, they're toxic for dogs. Fortunately, they also taste bad, so dogs don't usually eat enough of the plant to get seriously sick.

Signs Your Dog Has An Ear Infection: What To Look Out For
As a dog owner, you always want to be sure that you are doing everything that you possibly can to keep your dog as happy and healthy as possible. However, just like being a parent to a human child, they may suffer from illnesses and infection in spite of all of your diligent efforts. One of the issues that most dog owners do not realize their beloved pet can suffer from is an ear infection.

5 Signs You Can Use To Determine The Health Of Your Pet Iguana
Iguanas may be a popular pet to have because of their friendly demeanor and social tendencies, but they can be a little more difficult to diagnose as being unhealthy by the untrained pet owner. If you are the first-time owner of an iguana, there are five signs you can use to make sure your pet is thriving and healthy: 1. Appetite – The healthy iguana will eat often, especially when he is young and still growing.