Cats
Why is your kitten ignoring people?
Sudden withdrawal or hiding in a normally social cat can reflect stress or illness.
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Cats
Sudden withdrawal or hiding in a normally social cat can reflect stress or illness.
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Heartworm prevention needs to account for exposure beyond a single season.
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Blood testing can help detect health concerns in young cats.
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Wildlife can expose dogs to infections directly or through parasites and contaminated environments.
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Hip dysplasia develops when abnormal hip growth creates joint looseness.
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Initial wound care aims to limit bleeding and prevent further contamination or licking.
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Xanthine bladder stones can form when xanthine metabolism is impaired.
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Xanthine bladder stones can form when xanthine metabolism is impaired.
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Xylitol can cause dangerous low blood sugar and liver injury in dogs.
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Malassezia yeast overgrowth can inflame canine skin, causing itching, scaling and odor.
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Professional dental assessment helps determine when a young dog needs cleaning or treatment.
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Excess zinc can cause serious poisoning.
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Zinc-responsive dermatosis reflects inadequate zinc availability from absorption or dietary problems.
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Some intestinal worms of cats and dogs can infect people.
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Some intestinal worms of cats and dogs can infect people.
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Some pet infections can spread to people, particularly those with weakened immunity.
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Some pet infections can spread to people, particularly those with weakened immunity.
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