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Pet toxins: human food/medications
We occasionally receive calls from people who suspect their dog or cat has ingested a toxic substance. Human medication and food are two categories that contain many potential hazard for your pets. We’ll talk about the most common offenders in these categories and list signs and symptoms of potential toxicity.
March is Poison Prevention Month!
Poison Prevention Week is in its 54th year! Check out this post to find out the top pet poison calls received by the Pet Poison Helpline.
March is adopt a guinea pig month: fun facts!
While we see mainly dogs and cats here at A2AH, we want to be sure to recognize the other pets that may be present and oh-so-important in your lives. Like Guinea Pigs! While in some countries (like Peru) guinea pigs are served on the menu, in our country they are considered cute and cuddly pets….
International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day!
What’s that you say? You’ve never heard of International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day?? Included in this blog is a recipe for banana, oat and peanut butter dog biscuits. Have fun!
An Adoption Story, part 6
Sadie continues to improve, though some problems persist. Plus, observations based on our experience for those looking to adopt a pup.
25 Most popular dog breeds and their natural health problems
This infographic contains some educational and interesting information about popular dog breeds and their health problems
An Adoption Story, part 5
Sadie continues her training and has her final puppy class, but continues to struggle with housebreaking and other behavioral issues.
80-85% of adult pets have periodontal disease!
Unfortunately, It’s not unusual for us here at A2AH to encounter some really extreme cases of pet dental neglect. We see it all too often and the reasons for it vary. Many pet owners simply don’t realize that a pet with poor dental hygiene will end up costing them a lot more money, especially if extractions are required, than regular dental cleanings.
An Adoption Story, part 4
We continue to struggle with housebreaking and behavior issues. However, Sadie has responded exceptionally well to training and we are excited to work with her on this.
February Brings Pet Dental Health Month!
While you’re out buying your sweetie that box of chocolates and flowers, remember your pet could use some lovin’ this time of year as well! Poor dental health not only affects the mouth but can lead to health problems throughout the entire body.