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It’s been a long-held standard by veterinarians that spaying or neutering pets is a non-negotiable responsibility of pet ownership. However, attitudes toward pet sterilization are beginning to change due to emerging research, advances in veterinary medicine, and evolving social attitudes. This article examines the current status of pet sterilization through recent developments and debates. We will also explore alternative methods for population control and how changes in veterinary practices could affect pet health and animal welfare.

Bugs and pests are not just a nuisance to us. They are also a potential health risk for our four-legged family members. But which pests should you be worried about, and how do you know what you’re dealing with? Here, we discuss the most common pests found in and around your home that could be harmful to your furry friends.

The role of veterinarians in a community goes far beyond treating canine diseases; it includes providing essential dog care to promote healthy canine breeds. In this article, we will discuss the importance of veterinary care in more detail.

While essential oils are a staple in many households for their therapeutic benefits, the truth is they may pose serious risks to our beloved canine companions. Let's explore the lesser-known dangers lurking in those aromatic bottles and learn how they can impact your dog's health and well-being!

As dog owners, we naturally want our furry best friends to be happy and healthy, but one area that can easily be neglected is their dental health. Like humans, dogs can suffer from various dental issues, leading to serious health problems if left untreated. These issues are often easily avoided, so it’s important to learn how to protect our pets’ pearly whites from a young age. This article explores three common dental issues you should know about in dogs.