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Pet Care Tips

Specialty Pet wants your pet to be as healthy as possible. Below are support articles to help you with common pet care situations. While we do recommend that you see a vetrinarian for the diagosias and treatment of serious pet health concerns, the articles below are designed to help with a range of issues where a vet is may not needed. If you don't see what you're looking for below, please fill out our contact form or stop in the store and we will do what we can to point you in the right direction.
 
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Canine Osteoarthritis
Did you know that up to 30% of dogs and cats have Osteoarthritis? Here are the signs of when glucosamine may be needed for your dog: Difficulty or adverse reaction to walking, playing, or going up stairs Falling behind you on walks ...
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Tick & Flea Treatments
What to do about Flea and Tick infestation The fleas and ticks on your dog or cat are only a small percentage of the number in the animal's environment. Fleas and their eggs can live outside in grass, soil and even crevices in sidewalks, while...
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New Puppy
Teach your puppy to obey, sooner than later If you want your new puppy to obey, make sure you show it lots of respect and love. Your new puppy needs to be made to feel safe and secure. If you discipline him harshly by hitting him, he will develop...
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New Kitten Care
Kitten Care A brand new kitten is an exciting thing to bring home. Here is a list of Kitten Care Tips to help you show your love by taking good care of your new arrival. Following these rules will allow your kitten to grow into a well mannered,...
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Transition Diet
Transition Diet for Dogs The transition guidelines below are based on advice from veterinarians, customer feedback, and our own experience with our own family pets. We have found that the transition from one dog food to another should take about 6...
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Winter Protection
Winter Care for Canines General Concerns Winter's cold air brings many concerns for responsible dog owners. Keep the following precautions in mind: Don't leave your dog outside in the cold for long periods of time. Wind chill makes days...
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