South Branch Pet & Bird Clinic

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[...] .  Not all vets can treat guinea pigs but the DVMs (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) at the South Branch Pet and Bird Clinic specialize in healthcare for all different kinds of pets from the [...]

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[...] Last month, the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention issued a report that dog and cat obesity has reached a new critical level in America. [...]

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If  you want a pet that’s relatively easy to care for, compact and cute as all get out, then guinea pigs are for you. Also known as cavies, guinea [...]

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It's not my fault cake is so delicious... Canine diabetes is a disease in dogs and it’s like diabetes in people really. It’s where your blood sug [...]