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Why Spay Or Neuter PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Beate   

Spay Nuter

What are spaying and neutering? Spaying and neutering, the most common surgical procedures performed on animals, prevent animals from being able to reproduce. Females are spayed, and males are neutered. The clinical name for "spay" is ovariohysterectomy. When a female is spayed, her ovaries and uterus are removed. The clinical name for "neuter" is orchidectomy. When a male is neutered, his testicles are removed. 

 Does spaying and neutering hurt?

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Natural Food And Treats PDF Print E-mail
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Gourmet Cat Kitchen 

What makes an all natural pet food so healthy?

  •  No By-Products
  • No Harmful Fillers
  •  No Chemical Additives 
  • Only Human Grade Ingredients
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First Aid For Pets PDF Print E-mail
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Divinity 

Basic Supplies:
Gauze pads, gauze roll/ bandages, roll of cloth, thermometer, tweezers, hydrogen peroxide, antibiotic ointment, Q-tips, instant cold pack, rags/ rubber tubing for tourniquet, First Aid book

Handling an Injured Animal
Any animal injured or in pain can bite or scratch you. Even the friendliest of pets must be handled with care for the safety, of all involved. If you are accidentally bitten or scratched, seek medical attention. Both dog and cat bites can become infected quickly!

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Keep Your Pet Healthy And Happy PDF Print E-mail
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Simple Steps Ensure a Long Life for Your Pet 

As a responsible pet owner, you can take a few simple steps that will go a long way toward keeping your pet healthy and happy. The American Animal Hospital Association suggests these practical tips that can ensure your pet's health and happiness. 

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How To Help Your Cat With Arthritis PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Joan Morgan   

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Cats can suffer from arthritis just as we humans do, and it mostly affects older cats. There might not be any cure (depending on the type of arthritis), but there are always treatments. Most cats are naturally exceptionally nimble and athletic animals, but as you might expect their joints, ligaments and bones are susceptible to accidental damage, and to the wear and tear of everyday life. On the other hand, giving thanks to their buoyancy, sense of balance, ability to land on their feet and built-in shock absorbers - their forelegs are not connected by bone to the rest of their skeleton, cats do not suffer from as many orthopaedic troubles as they might if they didn’t have all of these great qualities. Arthritis conditions in cats take place most generally as an end result of accidents.

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