When should I spay or neuter my pet? Is it important to do so?
In most cases, animals can be spayed or neutered a 3-6 months of age. There is no upper age limit.
Spaying and neutering your pets helps to reduce overpopulation, reducing the strain on animal shelters, and ultimately helping to keep all animals healthy and safe.
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When should I begin vaccinating my pet?
Most veterinarians recommend that puppies first be vaccinated at 6-8 weeks. They should receive booster shots at 10-12 weeks, 14-16 weeks, and yearly thereafter.
Kittens should be vaccinated at 9-10 weeks with an additional booster shot at 12-14 weeks, and yearly thereafter.
If you are considering boarding your pet, it is important that their vaccinations be up-to-date.
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Why does my pet's breath smell? What can I do?
There are many reasons why an animal might experience bad breath. There are many products available to help your animals breath, but nothing is a substitute for regular dental-cleanings and check-ups.
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How can I tell if my animal needs veterinary care?
It can be difficult to know whether your animal is in pain. If you suspect that your animal is unwell due to changes in behavior, energy level, or vocalization, it is best to make an appointment.
In general, you should take your animal to a veterinarian if they experience anything for which you yourself would seek medical attention.
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