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    10 Common Health Conditions in Senior Cats

    With senior cats, time and attention are of utmost importance.  Many diseases, if caught in their early stages, can be stopped before they do extensive damage.

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    Ask the Vet - Anal Glands

    An inquiring HealthyPet reader needs more information about the causes and treatment for impacted anal glands
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    Can My Pet Make Me Sick?

    When it comes to disease, sharing is not such a good thing. A variety of diseases are classified as zoonotic, meaning that that they can be transmitted from animals to people.  According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), while pets can transmit diseases to people, proper veterinary care can prevent this from ever being a problem for you or your family.

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    Common Health Conditions in Senior Dogs

    With senior dogs, time and attention are of utmost importance.  Many diseases, if caught in their early stages, can be stopped before they do extensive damage.

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    Common Health Conditions to Watch for in Your Puppy

    Many conditions that become evident as your dog ages can be avoided when your dog is still a pup, if they're treated early.  Know what to check for to ensure a long life with your dog.

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    Gastric Dilation and Volvulus

    Gastric Dilation and Volvulus (GDV) is a condition where the stomach distends and then rotates around its axis leading to a series of life threatening physiological changes not only locally around the stomach but generally throughout the body. 

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    Health Conditions to Watch for With Your Kitten

    Many conditions that become problems are evident when your kitten is still a baby.  They're easy to manage if treated early.  Know what to check for to ensure a long life with your cat.

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    How to Keep Your Pets Parasite Free

    Intestinal parasites can be a troublesome concern that can harm your pet, and also be transferred to children and adults, making them sick as well. But don’t despair—there are many steps you can take to prevent these pesky critters from harming you or your best friend.

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    Inflammatory Bowel Disease

    Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is a term used to describe a variety of common feline gastrointestinal conditions characterized by chronic inflammation of the lining (mucosa) of the digestive tract.

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