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June 4 is Hug Your Cat Day? Your Cat Might Prefer a Different Love Language
Jun 04 2026
Every year, "Hug Your Cat Day" encourages cat lovers to show their love for their feline companions. While the intentions are good, most cats don’t appreciate being hugged or held tightly. A hug can…
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Tick-Borne Diseases in Dogs and Cats: What Every Pet Owner Should Watch For
May 28 2026
Ticks are more than just annoying parasites — they can transmit serious diseases to both dogs and cats. As ticks continue to spread across North America, pet owners should not only know how to…
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Early Signs of Cancer in Pets Every Owner Should Know
May 22 2026
Cancer is one of the most common health concerns affecting dogs and cats, especially as they get older. The word “cancer” can feel overwhelming, but early detection can affect treatment options,…
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Why Spring Can Be So Itchy
May 14 2026
As trees bud, flowers bloom, and grass begins to grow in May, many pets start showing signs of seasonal allergies. While people with allergies often sneeze or develop watery eyes, dogs and cats…
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Ticks and Your Pet: Separating Fact from Fiction
May 07 2026
Ticks aren’t just a nuisance—they’re a health risk for both pets and people. Unfortunately, misinformation about ticks is widespread, and believing common myths can leave you and your pet at…
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National Tabby Day: Can You Judge a Cat by Its Color?
Apr 30 2026
April 30 is National Tabby Day, a day to celebrate one of the most common and recognizable feline coat patterns. Tabbies are often described as bold, playful, and full of personality—but does coat…
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National Lost Dog Awareness Day: Why Dogs Go Missing and How to Keep Yours Safe
Apr 23 2026
Every year, countless dogs go missing, leaving families heartbroken. National Lost Dog Awareness Day is a reminder that many of these situations are preventable. Keep your dog safe at home by…
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Heartworm is on the Rise—What Every Pet Owner Needs to Know
Apr 16 2026
If you’ve ever thought, “parasites aren’t really a concern for my pet,” you’re definitely not alone. But here’s the reality: heartworm infections are increasing—and they’re affecting…
