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Car rides are the favorite of many dogs.  There are some precautions you can take to make sure this activity will be enjoyable for both of you for years to come.
If you have any type of car with a trunk open to the inside of the car or with some other vehicles, you [...]

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Heartworm
Heartworm prevention should begin at 12 weeks of age and must continue the whole of the dog’s life. Older dogs who are not on heartworm prevention must have a test before going onto the tablets. Vetafarm offers a monthly Heartworm preventative called Heartgold Chewable.
Intestinal worms
All dogs over 3 months of age should be [...]

Making Your Dog’s Food

The ancestors of the domesticated dog ate raw meat that it killed, but in that process it consumed vegetation, which was the diet of its prey. This vegetation wasn’t always fully digested so the dog actually ate the veggies before it became meat.  If a dog only eats protein it could [...]

Parvovirus in Dogs
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Parvo is a serious viral disease that can be deadly even if treatment is given.  Parvovirus is a disease that attacks dividing cells. The most prominent location for dividing cells in your dog’s body is the intestinal lining or the lining of the digestive system. When this disease attacks and kills [...]

Flea Control
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Whether you have a dog or a cat, chances are you will find yourself in need of ridding them of fleas at least once.  Below are a few suggestions to help you with the task.
Keep an Eye on Your Pet
Watch your pet for commons signs and symptoms of a flea infestation such [...]