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Lorie Huston, Feature Writer, Pet Care, Sears Photography Studio

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Pet Care

Welcome to the Pet Care section of Suite 101!

Here you will find information about all aspects of pet care, including feline and canine vaccinations, heartworm in dogs, feline leukemia in cats, flea prevention and control, and tick control and removal.

Information about caring for pet rabbits, and pet hamsters is provided as well as information about feeding pet birds and caring for freshwater aquariums.

Facts and information about specific pet diseases are presented here, including MRSA infections in pets, feline leukemia, demodectic mange, epilepsy, and much more.

Numerous aspects of pet nutrition are covered, such as choosing the best commercial pet food, feeding a healthy homemade diet for a dog, evaluating frozen pet food diets and a discussion of foods which can be dangerous for your pet.

Latest articles in Pet Care

 How to Tell if Your Cat is Going into Labor

Recognize the signs of feline labor and be prepared so you don't miss the birth!

May 24, 2012 – Joanna Karpasea-Jones

Retained Baby Teeth in Dogs

Retained baby teeth, more aptly referred to as persistent or retained deciduous teeth, are a common problem in dogs, particularly in small breed dogs.

Apr 30, 2012 – Lorie Huston

Animal Music: Researchers Discover Our Pets Preferred Melodies

An animal psychologist suggests that animals' understanding of music is based on their heart beat & vocalizations, which can effectively change their mood

Mar 21, 2012 – Paul Campobasso

Bring on the Chow! Natural and Tasty Treats for Your Dog or Cat.

Look no further than your own freezer or refrigerator for inexpensive and tasty treats your canine or feline friends will love!

Mar 21, 2012 – S.O.Price

Easter Hazards for Dogs and Cats

Easter is often a time when families come together for worship or for fun. However, there are some dangers you should be aware of for your dogs and cats.

Mar 20, 2012 – Lorie Huston

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