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Halloween Pet Safety Tips: Keep Your Pets Safe and Happy This Spooky Season
Halloween is a fun and festive time of year, but it can pose unique challenges for pet owners. From trick-or-treaters at the door to candies and costumes, Halloween brings several potential hazards that can cause stress or harm to our furry friends.
Understanding Pain in Pets: September is Animal Pain Awareness Month
At Wesson Animal Clinic in Mobile, Alabama, we want to raise awareness about the common causes of pet pain and offer solutions to keep your pets healthy and comfortable.
Summer Pet Treats Your Dog Will Love: Beat the Alabama Heat with These Delicious Recipes
August is often one of the hottest months in Mobile, and while your dog may enjoy some fun in the sun, the scorching temperatures can be challenging for them. One of the best ways to help your furry friend stay cool and hydrated is by offering refreshing summer treats.
Signs of Dehydration in Pets
As the summer heat intensifies, it’s crucial to ensure our pets remain properly hydrated. Dehydration in pets can lead to serious health issues if not addressed promptly.
All About Pet Laser Therapy
As pet owners, we always strive to ensure our furry companions live happy, healthy lives. One innovative treatment that has been making waves in veterinary medicine is pet laser therapy. This non-invasive, pain-free therapy has shown remarkable benefits for pets, from pain relief to faster healing.
Keeping Your Furry Friends Safe: Preventing Lyme Disease in Pets
By staying vigilant against ticks and taking proactive steps to prevent Lyme disease, we can help ensure our pets lead happy, healthy lives free from this preventable illness.
Protecting Your Pets: Common Household Items That Are Poisonous
At Wesson Animal Clinic, we understand the importance of keeping our pets safe, which is why we’ve put together this guide to common household items that are poisonous to pets.
Does My Dog Need A Dentist? Why Dental Care is Essential for Your Canine Companion
Just like humans, dogs require regular dental care to maintain optimal health and well-being. But does your dog really need a dentist? The answer is a resounding yes, and here’s why.