Dogs and cats can get diabetes just like humans....
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The United States is home to myriad cat breeds, each with its own special set of characteristics....
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Yes, it is recommended to microchip cats during their spay or neuter surgery, as they will be under sedation and general anesthesia....
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When a dog scoots on its butt, it usually means they have an itchy bottom....
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Use general dog bathing shampoos and conditioners made specifically for dogs....
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Yes. Cats who have been spayed will go home with a three-day supply of pain medication called Onseer, which is FDA-approved for use in cats....
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As they are surgeries, pain is expected. However, proper analgesics and pain management during the perioperative period can help lessen the pain....
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Starting when your dog is young is the best approach....
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Cat spay surgeries involve an ovario-hysterectomy, which means removing the ovaries and the uterus....
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Yes, there are various products on the market for itching....
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No, your cat's personality will not change after spaying or neutering. If your cat is sweet and cuddly, they will remain that way....
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Complications in neutering can include post-operative hemorrhage, which can be avoided with good surgical technique....
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A sanitary haircut involves removing excess hair around a dog's bottom (anus) and, for female dogs, around the vulva....
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Bathing your dog depends on their lifestyle and how often they get dirty or stinky....
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Recovery usually takes about a week....
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Cat neuter surgeries involve removing the testicles through a scrotal incision over the scrotal area of a cat.
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Start bathing your dog when they're young to help them become more accepting of baths as they grow....
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Neutering an intact male cat can reduce their desire to roam in search of mates and defend their territory, which may keep them closer to home....
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A cat neuter typically takes about 5 to 10 minutes, while a spay may take 15 to 25 minutes, depending on the surgeon's skill.
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