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HOLIDAY SAFETY TIPS for Pet Owners
FDA Cautions Dog Owners About Chicken Jerky Treats
You Don't Have to be Bitten to Contract Rabies
Protect your Pet from Parasites...Year-Round!
A Word of Caution
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FDA Cautions Dog Owners About Chicken Jerky Treats

The FDA has reported and increase in owner complaint regarding dogs becoming ill after eating chicken jerky treats imported from China. The illness can occur anywhere from a few hours to a few days after consumption and includes the following symptoms.. Read more...

You Don't Have to be Bitten to Contract Rabies

On October 17, 2011 a family dog in Twinsburg died of rabies caused by a bite from a raccoon. This was confirmed by the CDC (Center for Disease Control) in Atlanta. The dog had not bitten anyone but any person exposed to the dog’s saliva must go through a series of painful injections to prevent them from contracting the disease.. Read more...

HOLIDAY SAFETY TIPS for Pet Owners

The Holidays are a special and wonderful time of the year, but also can present some very unique problems for our pets, some of which can be quite serious and even fatal.. Read more...

Protect your Pet from Parasites...Year-Round!

As Spring turns into Summer, it is especially important to have your pet on heartworm and flea prevention. The heavy rains we had will be a breeding ground for mosquitoes and you should try and eliminate areas of standing water wherever possible. Read more... .

A Word of Caution

There are many very good products available today for the prevention and treatment of heartworm, fleas, ticks and internal parasites and more are being introduced regularly. Most of these products are very safe and effective but not all are. Read more... .

Pet Day Care Services

We love our pets and want the best for them...so what do we do when we must be gone for long hours during the day? Read more...

When Cancer Strikes Your Pet

Let’s face it, cancer is a very scary and very ugly word. Although not a fun topic for discussion, the reality is that cancer happens in our pets just like it happens in humans. Years ago there were not many treatments for cancer in pets, but advances in cancer therapies in animals have progressed at the same rate as they have in humans. It is true that there are still some cancers that are always fatal and yet there are many that can be sent into remission and even cured. Read more....