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Diabetes isn’t a death sentence: the ease of caring for a diabetic pet
Many pet parents fear diabetes is too much to manage, and it may be the end of the road for their furry loved one. But, with insulin therapy, the right diet and exercise your pet can live a happy and normal life.
Breaking the flea life cycle - MyPet
1. Help your pet break the flea life cycle with a flea treatment. 2. Clean the house thoroughly on the same day. 3. Wash all your pet’s bedding at a high temperature. 4. Vacuum your carpets and furniture to remove eggs, larvae and pupae, and discard the vacuum cleaner bag.
Pet care advice and top tips from MyPet to your pet | MyPet
At MyPet, we know your pets are part of your family, and we’re here to provide trustworthy pet care information to help you keep them safe, happy and healthy.
Tips & Ideas to Enjoy a Healthy Pet Lifestyle | MyPet
Get tips to create a comfortable lifestyle for your furry friends, from grooming to nutrition. These recommendations will help keep your beloved pets healthy & happy.
Summer paw care: seven essential tips - MyPet
Your dog’s increased exposure to the outdoors does call for more vigilance on your part — particularly when it comes to those four feet. The condition of your dog’s paws is key to wellbeing. These tips can help ensure a happy and healthy summer for your dog.
PETS AND KIDS - MyPet
Plants and foods that are poisonous to pets. Food. Common plants and flowers can cause big problems for your pets. 4 min read
How to prevent heartworm disease - MyPet
The good news is that most dogs with heartworm disease can be successfully treated, usually with drugs that kill adult heartworms and their offspring. 1 But heartworm treatment is a long and difficult process, so, like many other pet-related health issues, prevention is best. It’s safer, less expensive, and better for your pet!