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Your cat is sleeping peacefully. Suddenly! It wakes up startled with eyes wide open; its pupils are dilated. Your cat is on high alert for no apparent reason. It starts scratching itself or licking and biting its flank like there???s no tomorrow. It then runs around the house like it is being...
The decision is FINAL! This year???s Super Bowl Party will be held in your house. The guest list is done. The invitations have been sent out. The decorations, the food and the beverages are in position. The TV???s reception is crystal clear. The Wi-Fi signal is strong. You have your game face on...
If you???re like most pet parents, you only think of fleas and ticks affecting your dog or cat in the summer. Well, think again! Fleas and ticks can and will attack your four-legged friends in the winter too.
Winter is here! For most of us, this means taking out the winter coats, sweaters, scarves, gloves, boots, stocking up on cold remedies, installing snow tires or chains, and ??? well you get the idea. In a nutshell, it means bundling up because ???baby its cold out there.???
For Immediate Release Contact: ?? Jos?? R. Alonso Phone: ?? ?? 305-500-9954 Extension 104 Email: ?? ?? ??jalonso@allivet.com ALLIVET PET PHARMACY LAUNCHES QUESTION AND ANSWER FORUM New Forum Allows Customers to Engage with Each Other and Allivet MIAMI January 7, 2016 -?? Allivet Pet...
Just like humans, your four-legged companion can experience low to high levels of anxiety. Not being able to go outside due to inclement weather (like a snowstorm) can produce anxiety in a pet that is accustomed to playing outdoors. Or simply leaving your pet home alone can make your four-legged...
