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When you are placing your precious pet in the care of someone else, you want to be certain that they are in experienced, safe and caring hands. This can make choosing a kennel for their temporary stay a little overwhelming. To help you find the perfect place to stay for your furbaby, we have put together the following list of 5 of the most important things you should know before boarding your pet at a kennel.
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Your long-awaited, hard-earned 10-day retreat is coming up, and you’re asking yourself ‘what should I pack for dog boarding,’ you say? Excellent! It’s great to hear that you are taking the time to make sure you provide your furry friend with everything they need while you’re away. With just a bit of advanced preparation, you can be sure to include all the important elements of a comfortable boarding stay. Let’s take a look at the essentials. You’re in good hands!
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Many pet parents ask the question ‘what are signs of poor dental health in my pet.’ This question usually arises after they hear stories of what can happen to a pet with poor dental health. Considering four out of five dogs over the age of three suffer from some kind of dental disease, this is a question that deserves attention. To make sure your pet never has to suffer the ill consequences of bad oral health, let’s take a look at some of the early warning signs.
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Although many people still think of it as an indulgent activity and unnecessary expense, veterinarians agree that regular grooming is an essential part of the care that your pet needs to keep her healthy and happy. This applies all year around, including in the winter.
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FIV or Feline Immunodeficiency Virus is the feline-specific form of what we call HIV or AIDS. FIV attacks and suppresses your cat’s immune system, meaning that she is significantly more at risk of developing illness. There are many infectious agents in the environment that would not cause sickness in a healthy cat. However, since your cat with FIV has a compromised immune system, these same organisms could have a much more potent effect and make her quite unwell.
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