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Get your kit sorted now so you’re ready in an emergency
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Learn who to call for pet emergencies, how to know when a pet injury is an emergency, and other emergency care advice to help in a pinch.
Get your kit sorted now so you’re ready in an emergency
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Two veterinarians explain how to properly administer cat eye medication
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You thought it was a hairball, but nothing’s coming up
As a vet working in emergency practice, I often see cases where these bills could be reduced or avoided altogether
Here’s when you should worry if your cat is throwing up
“Cats don’t pant to cool off like dogs do.” Unless your pet is catching their breath after doing the zoomies, Dr Gary Weitzman says panting could be cause for concern
It’s not always an emergency – but it could be
When it’s no big deal and when you should worry
It’s not always as simple as scraping out the stinger. Find out everything you need to know