Pet Care
Welcome to the Pet Care section of Suite 101!
Here you will find information about all aspects of pet care, including feline and canine vaccinations, heartworm in dogs, feline leukemia in cats, flea prevention and control, and tick control and removal.
Information about caring for pet rabbits, and pet hamsters is provided as well as information about feeding pet birds and caring for freshwater aquariums.
Facts and information about specific pet diseases are presented here, including MRSA infections in pets, feline leukemia, demodectic mange, epilepsy, and much more.
Numerous aspects of pet nutrition are covered, such as choosing the best commercial pet food, feeding a healthy homemade diet for a dog, evaluating frozen pet food diets and a discussion of foods which can be dangerous for your pet.
Feature Writer Articles in Pet Care
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Canine and Feline Systemic Hypertension
Blood pressure in dogs and cats is usually measured through indirect methods. Canine and feline systemic hypertension is most often secondary to another disease process.
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Evaluating Feline Nutrition and Diet
Diet recommendations vary depending on the age and health of the individual cat. A high protein, low carbohydrate diet is the best recommendation for a healthy adult cat.
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Contributing Articles in Pet Care
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Safe Pet Products for Dogs and Cats
Keeping pets in good health is the first responsibility of pet ownership. Judging which products to use can take some research, trial and error.
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Pets and Toxic Plants
Lush landscaping, home gardens and decorative houseplants can provide human pleasure yet may unwittingly harbor dog and cat poison.
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Merging Menageries
Moving a cat to a new home with its own family is one thing. Moving a cat to a home with a resident dog can be more of a challenge.
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Get Rid of Fleas Naturally
Learn key strategies for proactively warding off fleas. If you are already trying to get rid of a flea population, try one of these safe and gentle remedies.
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Choosing a Pet Food
Gone are the days of tossing a can of cat food or dog food into your cart at the grocery store. Today's pet parents are making healthier choices for their pet's food.
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