A veterinarian is a key partner in ensuring the long-term health and happiness of your pet. Show your furry Valentine some love this month and book a budget-friendly veterinary appointment this February.
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Are you looking for the perfect gift for your pet this holiday season? The holidays are a time for giving, and a special bond that exists between pet owners and their pets is unbreakable. This season, give the gift of health and wellness with discounted virtual veterinary appointments from Vetster.
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The Ultimate Guide to an Easy and Dog Safe Halloween.
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What’s the fastest way to start an online argument? Ask if a double coated dog should be shaved; cue thermal image of a dog in a lion cut. This is one of the most controversial topics there is in the grooming and veterinary industry each year; whether or not shaving your dog keeps them cooler in the heat (never whether or not to grow them longer for the winter; but the same science applies!) This is a persistent dispute with mostly mixed anecdotes and unfortunately little scientific information to be found. It is imperative that dog owners and pet professionals have an understanding of an animal’s homeostatic temperature mechanism of thermoregulation and the skin and coat before you decide whether or not to proceed with shaving your dog. Only then can you make an informed decision for the individual animal in your care. It comes down to just that, an individual choice based on the animal’s condition.
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Canine Copper-Associated Hepatopathy is recognized with increasing frequency in dogs. While most evidence and occurrences currently points to genetics, growing studies are demonstrating it is possible that a dietary ingredient, copper (cu), plays a role due to several industry changes, which may give answers to those with an unknown etiology. The latest studies we have from veterinary experts from several different academic institutions believe that the incidence of CT with the changes in the average liver copper concentrations reported are unlikely to be due to the dogs’ excretion of copper, theorizing that diet, and not genetics, is the most critical underlying factor influencing copper accumulation in the liver of dogs.
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Register for Vetster this Spring and receive 30% off! Your free Vetster account gives you easy access to online veterinarian appointments 24/7, so you’re ready whenever your pet needs care. Register & save the promocode SPRINGPET30 to enter today!
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