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Honoring our Non-Human SoldiersThis month, on November 11, Americans honor the brave men and women who have served in the military. When thinking about the soldiers who have courageously defended our freedoms, let’s not forget to honor the animals that have served in the armed forces as well.
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![]() ![]() Breathing ProblemsFlat-faced cats are prone to suffer from airway obstruction, and difficulty in catching their breath. |
![]() ![]() Swollen PawsWhile not usually dangerous, swollen paws can be highly painful to dogs, and can get complicated if left untreated. |
![]() ![]() WWII’s Dogs for DefenseHow did these dogs go from playing fetch to playing important roles in keeping "the land of the free" safe from harm? |
![]() ![]() BoxerThe Boxer's intellect, devotion, and ability to be gentle with children and the disabled make this breed an ideal pet. |
![]() ![]() Cats of WarYes, cats have served in the armed forces too. Here are some that performed above and beyond their daily service. |
![]() ![]() PersianIf you're looking for a sweet, mellow, and docile cat, the Persian will make for an ideal companion. |
![]() ![]() Anesthesia-Free Dental CleaningsEven if these teeth cleaning clinics are legal, they have questionable value to the pets that partake in them. |
![]() ![]() Recognizing HeroesThe definition of veteran shouldn’t apply exclusively to humans. We can also use the term for animals that serve every day. |
![]() ![]() What are Pro- and Prebiotics?Probiotic and prebiotic dog food supplements are all the rage; and for good reason. |