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[...] important it is to human to brush on floss regularly...but what about our furry friends? Periodontal disease in dogs can lead to some serious problems down the road: What is periodontal disease? ' [...]

[...]  We love supporting non-profit organizations that provide help to animals in need. We live for our dogs, so we feel it is also our [...]

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 Almost everyone I know with a dog claims that their pooch watches television. I believe them, but I also know that a dog’s eyesight is very differ [...]

[...] mission is to provide dogs, free of charge, to people who are blind. Red Rover - This non-profit focuses on bringing animals out of dangerous situations and providing shelters and care until [...]

[...] scenario of "dog rides in the back." If you are worried about controlling you fiesty pooch while driving, consider purchasing a dog seat belt. It could save lives. [...]

[...] light better than we can, which means they might even be able to see individual frames in a television sequence where we would see a continuous scene. Because of the anatomy of a dog’s eyes, the dog [...]

[...] , waiving appointment fees that compound the cost of annual visits. My husband and I always schedule check-ups and vaccinations during these times. If your vet doesn't offer this service, check with [...]