As pet owners, you want the best for your furry companion. You make sure they have a comfortable home, plenty of love and attention and a healthy diet. One frequently neglected facet of pet care is ensuring routine visits to the veterinarian. While some pet owners solely seek veterinary care when their pets are unwell or injured, regular check-ups are equally vital for upholding your pet's well-being.
Prevention is Better Than Cure
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Veterinarian Expenses to Prepare for as a New Pet Parent
Becoming a pet owner, or pet parent as many affectionately refer to themselves, comes with responsibilities. Though many of these responsibilities are obvious, there are a few you may not consider. Here are some of the financial responsibilities and expenses every new pet owner should prepare for and what to know about these expenses. Keep in mind, every vet is different, however, the expense categories will be the same.
Desexing Surgery
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Two lesser-known perks that dog owners experience when they use pet grooming services
Here are two lesser-known perks dog owners can experience when they use a vet's pet grooming services.
It can reduce the amount of housework they need to do
One perk that many dog owners experience when they start using their vet's pet grooming services is that their homes stay cleaner for longer and that they don't, therefore, have quite as much housework to do. The first reason for this is that pet grooming typically involves shampooing the dog's coat and then brushing it very methodically for an extended period.
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Get Things Under Control: 3 Reasons To Desex Your Dog
If you haven't desexed your pet yet, it's time to schedule an appointment. There are a lot of reasons to desex your pet. One of those reasons relates to their health. Did you know that desexing your pet reduces the risk for certain cancers? It does. In fact, desexing your pet reduces the risk of uterine and ovarian cancer in female dogs. And, it reduces the risk of prostate cancer in male dogs.
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