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- August 01, 2023
Feeling the summer sizzle? Your pets are too! Dive into our latest blog post to discover essential tips to keep your furry friends cool, comfortable, and safe during a heatwave. Because when the temperature rises, so does our commitment to pet care at VetShopMax!
- June 26, 2023
Get ready for a pet-friendly 4th of July! Discover how to make the holiday exciting for your furry friends while ensuring their safety. From food tips to dealing with fireworks, this guide has got you covered. Join us for a 'paw-some' Independence Day celebration!
- May 01, 2023
Do you notice your furry friend scratching, sneezing, and rubbing their eyes during spring and summer months? They might have seasonal allergies, just like humans. Read on to learn about the signs and symptoms of seasonal allergies in pets, how to manage them, and provide remedies for your furry friend.
- December 08, 2022While Christmas is a time of celebration, fun, and cheer for humans, most pets will be taken out of their usual routine over the holidays, which can be quite overwhelming for them. Find out what special precautions you should take to keep your pet healthy during the holiday season.
- October 05, 2022The most common skin disease in pets is Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD). In response to flea saliva, cats and dogs itch, scratch, and lick bites incessantly, creating a vicious cycle that can be very painful.
- August 29, 2022Pets are unable to tell us when they are in pain, so it is up to you to determine whether they are in pain or if they are experiencing another issue. The purpose of this article is to explain the differences between acute and chronic pain in both dogs and cats and will list common signs of pain.
- May 30, 2022We've compiled our top 9 tips to help you and your dog survive the summer heat!
- November 29, 2021
If all of the family is coming to your place this Christmas, your pets will be happy to have you around, but might not be so keen on all of the new smells and noises that come with having a packed house.
- November 16, 2021
Be wary about what meat you feed your pet. If you do decide to give your pet a sliver of turkey, make sure that is well-cooked. Under-cooked or raw meat may contain salmonella bacteria, which can cause stomach upsets and food poisoning.