Your pets require regular oral care. Your pet’s teeth get dirty just the same as yours do. The canned and dry food that they feed on leaves fine particles in their mouth. It is recommended that you clean your pet’s teeth regularly, and you have regular oral exams for them.
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Work-life balance is important for your physical and mental health and wellbeing. You may be incredibly dedicated to your job, but unless you also take enough time away, to rest your mind and body and focus on other activities that you find enjoyable, you could quickly find yourself burning out.
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AAHA stands for American Animal Hospital Association, which has been around since 1933. Its purpose is to establish a credible and respected accreditation program for veterinary hospitals in the country. AAHA is the gold standard of all vet hospitals in North America. If you want to transfer your pet to the care of an AAHA accredited vet hospital, here are the important reasons to consider.
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Animals are naturally pre-disposed to masking any vulnerabilities they have, and this includes when they are sick or injured. This instinct is difficult for them to overcome, which makes it tricky for even the most conscientious dog owner to tell that their pet is unwell and needs to see a veterinarian. In some cases, it can be just as hard to decide whether to wait for a regular appointment or that your furbaby needs to see a vet as a matter of urgency, regardless of the day or time.
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Your pet deserves quality pet health care. In case there are circumstances that prevent you from going to a veterinary clinic, you can consult a licensed veterinarian online. Virtual pet exams are highly advantageous, especially if you’re currently in another country, or if you’re mandated to stay at home. If you want to engage in virtual pet exams, let’s discuss how these online sessions can benefit you and your pet.
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