Antifreeze is Poisonous to Dogs and Cats
Updated: May 27, 2022
Most antifreeze contains ethylene glycol, a chemical compound that causes significant, often fatal, problems for cats and dogs. There are safer brands.
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Updated: May 27, 2022
Most antifreeze contains ethylene glycol, a chemical compound that causes significant, often fatal, problems for cats and dogs. There are safer brands.
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You leave care instructions for pet sitters, but do you leave authorization for medical care? You should. We make it easy with our authorization form.
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When preparing your tax return, you're probably trying to claim as many acceptable deductions as possible. Find out which pet-related expenses may qualify.
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Easter is lots of fun for humans, but there are some hazards that can be dangerous for our dogs and cats! Read on for what to watch out for this holiday.
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Find out how to switch your pet’s food in a way that won’t upset their stomach and cause diarrhea. And help ensure that you don't run out of food.
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Is pet insurance worth it? We'll help you decide if insurance is right for you and your pet, and if it is, help you choose a policy to fit your budget.
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There is always the possibility that your pet will develop an illness or suffer an accidental injury. Having a financial plan in place helps.
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Is it okay to give your dog or cat human pain meds? Our veterinarian explains why it's dangerous to give your pet medications without consulting your vet.
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Using human shampoo or dish soap can lead to skin problems for dogs and cats. Read on for the best pet shampoos and conditioners and when to use them.
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Electrocution from chewing on live electrical cords can cause burns to the skin and may even be fatal if your pet is not seen by a veterinarian ASAP.
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