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Study: Almost all cats will wear a collar
Fewer than 2 percent of missing cats are reunited with their owners, mainly because the cats don't wear any identification, U.S. researchers say.
Heart disease in dogs echos that in humans
Veterinary cardiologists say dog owners should know heart disease is almost as prevalent in dogs as it is in humans.
Springtime Pet Safety Tips: How Owners Can Avoid Risks of the Season
Springtime is just around the corner, but the gentle season could prove to be not so kind to curious pets and unknowing pet owners.
How to Control Fleas Without Chemicals
Flea and tick treatments may contain toxic chemicals that can poison pets and harm people. Even when applied as instructed on the box, these chemicals are not safe, either for pets or for humans. Avoid toxic chemicals by taking care of your pet.
EPA Takes a Closer Look at Pet Pesticides Today
Ever spent any time in the flea control aisle of a pet store? There are boxes, cans and bottles of all shapes and sizes. Most of them are plastered with pictures of happy dogs and cats. But, the story behind the small print on the back of many of these products will keep you up at night.
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