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Fit or Fat? The Growing Problem of Overweight PetsPampering pets with food is a common malady pet-parents share. After all, it is very difficult to turn away a pair of big, shiny eyes and sloppy kisses - especially when your pets know that will earn them a treat.
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![]() ![]() Abnormal Heart RhythmIf your normally active cat has suddenly become sluggish, check with your vet to determine if an abnormal heart rhythm is the cause. |
![]() ![]() ConstipationOlder dogs may not be able to "go" after ingesting some foods. Easing their painful discomfort may require medical treatment. |
![]() ![]() New Doggy Diet BookJust in time for National Pet Obesity Awareness Day, author Peggy Frezon's memoir, Dieting With My Dog, was released. |
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![]() ![]() Keeping Your Cat in ShapeKeep your cat fit by curbing bad carbs and finding new ways to arouse his natural curiosity. |
![]() ![]() Bengal CatThis independent and energetic "mini-leopard" loves to play with people - especially children. |
![]() ![]() Fairness to Pet Owners ActWhen Dr. Coates saw that a bill had been introduced in the House that directly affects veterinarians and pet owners, she took notice. |
![]() ![]() Recognizing ObesityObesity is the number one nutritional disease affecting our pets. What can be done to safely promote weight loss and improved health? |
![]() ![]() Finicky Eater?Once your vet has determined that your dog is finicky and not sick, there are a few things you can do to make sure she's getting all she needs. |