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Recognizing Shock in Pets
Shock is a life-threatening condition in animals. It requires immediate veterinary treatment. Shock can be caused by sudden illness, dehydration, accidents, bites, burns, poisoning. Early signs are sometimes difficult to see. One of the first symptoms of shock is an elevated heart rate. Normal heart rates are: Kittens – 180-220 beats per minute; Cats – […]
Massage for Terminally Ill Pets
Our pets teach us unconditional love and unwavering loyalty. When they reach that stage of life, nearing the cross over to the Rainbow Bridge, we can help make their transition more peaceful. Massage is one of the oldest forms of healing. There are records showing that massage on animals was preformed by the ancient Egyptians, […]
Are Heartworm Meds Effective?
Dr. Patty Khuly on her blog, Fully Vetted, informs us that lately heartworm medications might not be as effective as necessary. The heartworm parasite is transmitted to dogs and cats through the bite of the mosquito. Cats have greater immunity against the heartworm parasite which prefers dogs. Dr. Khuly tells us that veterinarians recommend monthly […]



