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NO, it can upset their stomach and human toothpaste if swallowed may result in toxicity, the excess sodium in baking soda could cause issues.
Read More Jan 07The use of real bones is not recommended. They can help somewhat-to scrape off tartar-but real bones tend to cause more problems than they are worth. Splinters can cause GI…
Read More Jan 07It depends on the age of the animal and amount of tartar buildup and gum disease present. The teeth will usually need to be cleaned professionally at least once a…
Read More Jan 07Pets don’t understand what is happening and would never hold still for the procedure. The only way to effectively prevent periodontal disease is to clean below the gum-line as well…
Read More Jan 07Some of the signs you may see are diarrhea, bloody stool, weight loss, vomiting, lethargy, poor hair coat, coughing, and fragments of worms that have been expelled. But, very often,…
Read More Jan 07Heartworms are blood parasites that are spread by mosquitoes. Heartworm infection, if not treated, can be fatal. Adult worms can grow up to 14 inches long and block the vessels…
Read More Jan 07Yes, your backyard has mosquitoes, and so does your house.
Read More Jan 07Even though today’s preventive medications are effective, pets are only protected if we treat them without interruption. A late or missed dose can open the window for infection. Annual heartworm…
Read More Jan 07Pets get fleas from the environment, which has been contaminated by eggs falling off other animals carrying adult fleas. Fleas are commonly found outdoors, in shaded areas near trees and…
Read More Jan 07Yes, cats may carry Toxoplasmosis, but are not the major source of infections for humans. Cats pick it up from eating rodents or raw meat. Humans can become infected by…
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