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Taking in a street cat as a pet


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Taking in a street cat as a pet

There are many stray animals out there who are looking for a home but they often need a check up to make sure they have no health issues before they come into the house. Many issues that stray cats have, such as fleas or ringworm, can be easily treated with over the counter treatments. It can take them a little while to get used to being part of a family, particularly if they have had some bad experiences with humans before, but before long you'll have a new and furry friend who can't wait to see you. This blog has tips for new pet owners looking to adopt a stray cat.

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Conjunctivitis in Dogs: Is It a Serious Problem?

Did you know that staring into your dog's eyes is good for you? This eye contact actually triggers the release of a hormone called oxytocin, which is a love hormone. Staring into your dog's eyes is good for your emotional health, and it also gives you the chance to regularly check your dog's eyes for any abnormalities. Just like humans, dogs can be affected by conjunctivitis—an inflammation that causes the eye to take on a pink or red hue. Read More