Providing Your Pet With Quality Emergency Care

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Having a veterinarian to rely on for help when your pet gets sick or injured is crucial. But it's also important to identify urgent care centers both in your community and in those that you tend to visit on a regular basis. If an emergency arises and your regular veterinarian is not available or you're traveling and can't get to your vet, you may need to utilize an emergency facility. And instead of heading to the facility without knowing anything about them, it's a good idea to do your homework and learn about the facility ahead of time so you know what to expect during an emergency visit. This blog is filled with tips, tricks, and information that can be used to provide your pet with quality emergency care whether working with your regular vet or an urgent care center.

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Once your female kitten has grown a little and is now more than a few months old, you may have thought about having them fixed, or spayed. However, you may have misgivings about having the procedure done, especially if you have any misgivings about misconceptions you may have heard. While the primary reason to have your female cat spayed is to prevent them from getting pregnant and having litters of kittens, there is more to it than that. Read More

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