Pet Health 101: When to Seek Nutritional Counseling for Your Pet

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You know that you need to nourish your own body, get enough exercise, and live a generally healthy life, but what about your pet? If your dog or cat is overweight, suffering from chronic health problems, or displaying sudden changes in behavior, it might be time to seek nutritional counseling.

The Role of Nutrition in Keeping Your Pet Healthy

There is no way to deny that nutrition plays an essential role in the overall health and happiness of your pet. The nutrition that your pet receives is the foundation of his overall wellness, so it should always remain a top priority. Weight problems, diseases, and chronic conditions can all be prevented, treated, and resolved with nutritional management. Since your pet’s nutritional needs change with age and activity level, obtaining professional nutritional support from your veterinarian will ensure that your pet can live a full, active life. Read more

Your Guide to Pet Safety During Hurricane Season

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As the crisis wrought by Hurricane Harvey in Texas has reminded us, hurricane season has arrived. Though most hurricane protection tips focus on human safety and property preservation, it is equally as important to consider pet safety during the storm season. Mother Nature can strike at any time, so adhering to the following suggestions can make all the difference in an emergency.

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Pet Obesity: How to Keep Your Pet Healthy

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It is commonly known that obesity among Americans is a growing epidemic, but not as many people realize that pet obesity is also a significant concern in our country. According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, an estimated 59 percent of cats and 54 percent of dogs are overweight or obese, and those numbers continue to increase each year. Obesity is just as dangerous in animals as it is in humans, so it is essential that you evaluate the dietary and exercise habits of your own pet and work with your pet’s veterinarian to determine if adjustments should be made. Read more