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Reptile Health Checklist – Annual Reptile Home Health Exam

Reptile Health Checklist – Annual Reptile Home Health Exam

Reptiles have become common pets among households in America. Often times when we think of reptiles we imagine big lizards and crocodiles. However reptiles can also be turtles, snakes, iguanas, and many other species. As pets, reptiles can require a lot of maintenance.  Reptiles need adequate space, water, heat, and a good diet. It’s a lot of moving pieces in an effort to give your pet the best environment possible. As a reptile owner, you do this because care about the health and well being of your reptile.  The purpose of this article is to walkthrough the heath checkpoints of...

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Cookouts: Food and Pet Safety

Cookouts: Food and Pet Safety

Cookouts can be amazing family fun, great neighborhood get-togethers, and spectacular ways to celebrate. It is natural to want to include a beloved pet as part of a picnic, barbecue, or camping trip, but cookouts can be dangerous for cats and dogs. Understanding those dangers is an essential first step to keep your four-legged friends and family members safe. Cookout Foods Can Be Toxic to Pets Many of our most popular cookout foods can be dangerous for pets, even in small quantities. These items should never be offered to animals, even as tiny treats. Grilled Meats – The spices, rubs, marinades,...

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How To Stop Or Minimize Excessive Shedding

How To Stop Or Minimize Excessive Shedding
One of the greatest hardships as a pet owner is dealing with unwanted hair in your home. 

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Summer Tips For Your Pet

Summer Tips For Your Pet
We all love spending those long summer days outdoors with our pets. Let’s face it, they’re our furry companions and wherever we go, they go too. 

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Follow These Steps If Your Pet Has an Anxiety Problem

Follow These Steps If Your Pet Has an Anxiety Problem
Most pet owners are convinced that their furry family members have feelings, too. Fans of the animal-free lifestyle often express their skepticism, but proof of animals' emotions is well-documented.

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