If you add a female puppy or dog to your family, one of the things that you should plan on doing is having your pet spayed. Spaying your pet will help ensure that she does not go into heat, thus preventing unwanted litters of puppies. Likewise, a dog that is spayed is less likely to experience uterine infections and cancers of the reproductive system. Pet spaying is a very safe and common procedure; you can drop your dog off at the veterinarian's office in the morning and pick her up in the afternoon.
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If you've recently purchased a puppy, you undoubtedly want your new furry friend to enjoy the best possible quality of life — and this highly depends on providing it with proper veterinary care. It's important to have your puppy spayed or neutered at an early age. This not only prevents adding to the population of unwanted pets that end up in animal shelters, but it also has health benefits for both male and female dogs.
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When your dog is like a member of your family, you'll want to do whatever it takes to keep them healthy and living for as long as possible. Unfortunately, just like humans, dogs can have unexpected accidents that put their lives in danger. If you learn the basics about dog first aid, you could save the life of your pet or keep them stable enough so that they can get help from a professional.
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Cats display some odd behaviors. Sometimes the behaviors go beyond the norm to some seriously compulsive behaviors. If you cat is compulsively licking or chewing, you may have a cat with obsessive compulsive disorder. You probably had no idea that cats can have disorders that are generally known as human. If you think your cat is displaying obsessive behaviors, read more causes and ways to minimize them below.
Types of compulsive behaviors
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