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As humans we are used to vaccinations and understand that they are an important part of our preventative care. Without them, some of the deadly diseases that plagued earlier centuries might still be active and responsible for countless deaths. Fortunately, similar vaccinations are now also available for our pets, enabling us to extend the courtesy of preventative care to them.

When you choose to bring a pet into your home, one of your main responsibilities is doing whatever is necessary to keep her safe. One of the biggest problems affecting domestic animals is exposure to poisons. Many items that don’t pose a threat to us as humans can be extremely toxic if consumed by our pets. Unfortunately, our pet’s curious nature means that they are often tempted to chow down on virtually anything that looks or smells good – whether it is edible or not!

Despite preventative treatment being widely available, almost all pets will suffer from a parasite infestation at some point during their lifetime. There can be a number of reasons why this happens, but often it is because the preventative treatment provided by their owner is not consistent and there are gaps that leave her vulnerable to parasitic infections.

Most animals experience the odd loose bowel movement, but if your canine companion is regularly suffering from episodes of diarrhea, it can be unpleasant both for your beloved pet and other people living in your home. Frequent diarrhea can also be an indication that there is an underlying health problem, affecting your furbaby. To stop your dog from the debilitating effects of diarrhea, it is necessary to understand what is causing it.

Puppy ownership is lots of fun for everyone involved. Playful in nature, you can spend hours enjoying games with your furry friend, while also teaching and training him the rules of living in your home and interacting with the humans and any other animals in your family.