The most important thing about fleas is that they're very hard to control. Once they get in your home, it's really bad....
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Hello everyone. Welcome to another episode of the GeniusVets show for veterinary practice owners and industry pros....
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Your pet's health is very important to us and we will take every step to give your pet the best possible care....
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Pine Creek Veterinary Hospital is a full service hospital located in North Colorado Springs....
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Here at Springfield Veterinary Clinic, we aim to serve you, the pet owner, by helping your pet receive the best in quality veterinary care....
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This individual must provide excellent customer service as well as perform the duties necessary to support the clinic and assist our veterinarians....
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This one's a little tricky because, let's face it, sometimes dogs are dogs, and they like chewing on things like your shoes, sticks, rocks, and gra...
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Yes. Well, maybe. We will be talking about senior dogs today, and it's really important that you feed your dog a good diet....
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The most important thing with your senior dog is to keep a regular schedule....
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Not necessarily. If you are choosing a food that is AAFCO certified and assured as a balanced diet, it doesn't matter if you feed wet or dry food....
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It can, and that too falls in the line of if your dog will just eat until the bowl's empty and you're keeping that bowl full all of the time....
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The most important thing you can do is not let your senior dog get fat....
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Not necessarily. I have plenty of dogs that need to be on a balanced over-the-counter diet....
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I will say this is the biggest hot-button issue question we get at some point from every owner. Should I feed my pet a grain-free diet?...
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Fleas are very small, but they're not microscopic, so you can see them with the naked eye....
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The short answer to that is no, but the honest answer is we're probably going to anyway....
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For the majority of breeds of cats, just very limited bathing is needed....