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Three Ways to Prevent Pet Obesity

June 20, 2023
Pet Paradise
Similarly to humans, pets can become obese due to inactivity and lack of a proper diet. There are many harmful effects that pets may experience if they are overweight or obese, and in many pets, a few pounds can make a big difference in their overall health and happiness.
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How to Care for your Pet’s Dental Health

April 12, 2023
NewDay Veterinary  Care Pet Dental Care
Dental health plays a crucial role in the overall health of a pet and ensuring they receive proper dental care is an important part of being a responsible pet owner. Dental disease is common in dogs and cats and neglecting their dental health can lead to a variety of health issues. Here are some ways to help keep your pet’s dental health in top condition.
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Does Your Pet Have Diabetes? Here’s What You Need to Know

November 08, 2022 Dr. Lauren Pastewka
Pet Diabetes
In honor of Pet Diabetes Awareness Month, Pet Paradise and NewDay Veterinary Care are focused on educating our pet parents on the signs and symptoms of canine and feline diabetes. While cases of pet diabetes are on the rise across the nation, prevention and early detection are the primary safeguards against this chronic and incurable disease.
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The Importance of AAHA Accreditation

June 23, 2022
AAHA Acredited NewDay Veterinary Care
The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) is the only organization in the United States to offer animal hospital accreditation. The organization developed and published its AAHA Standards of Accreditation to represent the components of veterinary practice that exemplify top-level care.
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Your Home May be Toxic to Your Pet

March 01, 2022 Abigail Curran
Top 5 Pet Toxins
When you get a new baby there’s a whole process of baby-proofing the home. But the same should be done when getting a new pet. March 20-26 is Pet Poison Prevention Week. We want to educate pet parents everywhere on the dangers of accidental pet poisonings and how to prevent them. Did you think to look around your house for things that might harm your pets? Some things might surprise you.
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