Being Aware of Common Dog Illnesses

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The Veterinarian-Client-Patient Relationship (VCPR)
by John Horton

Here's a little information for fellow pet lovers out there.  Did you know that there are established standards for veterinarian-client-patient relationships (VCPR)?  A VCPR exists when your pet's veterinarian knows your four-legged friend well enough to be able to diagnose and treat whatever  medical condition your animal may d...

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The dog front backpack carrier for easy carrying of pet dogs
by Shen Sophie

One of the main factors that have to be considered when buying a dog front backpack carrier is its size. The select size of a dog front backpack carrier depends on the weight of the dog that is to be carried in it. The top most weight of a dog that is to be carried in the front backpack is 16 pounds. Due to...

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Hens Nesting Boxes
by Ernie Jones

One important thing you must remember to install within your poultry coop would be the chickens nesting boxes. Your chickens definitely will begin laying eggs after they reach about 8 months of age, and whenever you've not provided them with a satisfactory place in which to lay all their eggs, they will lay them all on the hen y...

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Pet Sitting - Make Sure You Don't Forget Your Furry Friends!
by Cleo Gib

For many of us, our pets are our family and some of our closest friends. For many who enjoy vacations or simply travel regularly, leaving that special friend is a tough thing to do. As many of us find ourselves in these situations, pet sitting in Long Beach and other locations have becom...

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Being Aware of Common Dog Illnesses
by Jennifer Chapman

Just like us, dogs fall victim to common diseases. Everything from distemper issues to kidney stones are seen in canines. Many owners discard warning signs and find themselves dealing with issues that have snowballed out of control. Preventing disasters can be more simple than you thought. Educating yourself and treating concern...

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