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Summer is when most people love being outdoors, with their furry companion tagging along to add to the fun. Unfortunately, the heat can be dangerous for your pet. The higher temperatures can lead to injuries and infections and increase the risk of suffering from heatstroke.

Most pet owners experience a stressful time when their pets need hospitalization. The veterinarian may suggest doing so if your furry friend is recovering from an injury, illness, or due to surgery. It is normal to have concerns about the care your dog or cat will receive and what you can do to ensure they are comfortable during the time.

Taking your pet to a boarding facility can be quite stressful, both for you and your pet. You are worried about whether they will take care of your pet and if the pet will enjoy the experience. These concerns can get in the way of your vacation time, making it less enjoyable. Becoming knowledgeable and preparing for the experience of boarding can help your pet have a good time.

You need to protect your pet from fleas and ticks this season. Research shows that the spring and fall seasons are infamous for fleas and ticks. However, do not be quick to conclude these parasites are just a seasonal problem because they can hang around your pet all year round.

Dental health is a vital part of a pet’s overall health. Pet dental disease is a common problem. More than 80 percent of dogs suffer from some form of dental disease by age three. February is Pet Dental Health Month, an ideal time to learn how to keep your pet healthy. 

For many pet lovers planning to travel, this can be an extremely stressful moment. After all, for some of them, their pets are just like any other member of the family. It may feel like leaving a child or any other beloved family member behind. Some pet owners choose to hire a pet sitter or have their pets stay with a friend or family member. 

Did you know that taking your pet to the vet for a wellness exam every year is vital for your pet? Pets are known for hiding illnesses, so a proper wellness exam is vital for addressing minor issues that may become problems that will affect your pet’s health and hurt your finances.

Winter weather can be cold and uncomfortable for pets. Your duty as a pet parent is to ensure your pet is warm, healthy, and comfortable throughout the season. Ensure your pet does not get exposed to harsh winter elements for long.

The last thing any pet owner wants is for their canine companion to get injured or sick. But some things are inevitable, so you should prepare financially and emotionally in advance. It is important to take your pet for regular checkups. During these checkups, your veterinarian may have to conduct a series of tests to ensure your pet is healthy.

Most pets are susceptible to fleas and ticks that are found in virtually every territory and climate. Many people assume that a drop in temperatures signals the end of flea and tick season. The pests thrive in fall conditions.