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Can a Dog Get Fleas in the Winter?

The short answer is, unfortunately, yes! But don't stop reading yet. In today's blog, we'll explore the reasons for fleas hanging around in winter, what you can do to protect your pet (and the rest of your household), and the importance of keeping your dog protected all year round from fleas and other pests.

Winter Springs Veterinary Clinic

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Can a Dog Get Fleas in the Winter?

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Why is My Dog Limping?

Limping is a common sign of discomfort in the bones or muscles of your dog, but it can have a variety of causes. In the article below, we will discuss some of the common causes and tips for your vet visit. It's always best to have your pet examined by a veterinarian if you notice Fido limping.

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Best Cat Breeds For People With Allergies

There are a few reasons our feline friends make us sneeze and wheeze. They produce something called the feline d1 protein, which is in their saliva, dander, and fur. This allergen is what we're thought to be allergic to. Many of the longer, fluffier-haired breeds of cats shed more often and along with their dander.

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Dog Howling: What Does It Mean?

Many dogs howl, and some breeds howl much more often than others. You might wonder why your dog howls. What triggers the howling? Why do some dogs seem to howl for no apparent reason? Some people think howling dogs are adorable, but some owners of dogs that howl frequently can be very annoyed with this behavior.

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My Dogs Eye is Red: Should I Be Concerned?

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Seeing your dog with a red eye can instantly make you worry. Red eyes in dogs can range from a simple irritation to something more serious. This article will discuss why your dog's eye might be red and when it's time to call () for an appointment.

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Kidney Disease In Cats - Renal Disease

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Kidney disease (also known as renal disease) is a very common problem in cats. It is primarily older or geriatric cats that are affected, but younger cats can be affected as well. About 1 in 3 geriatric cats have renal disease. One of the most common misconceptions we hear owners say when discussing renal disease is that their pet is urinating, so its kidneys are working just fine.

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Why is Heartworm Prevention Important?

Why is Heartworm Prevention Important?

As a responsible pet parent, it's essential to be informed about potential health risks facing your furry friend. One such concern is heartworm disease, a serious and potentially fatal condition in pets. But why is heartworm prevention so important? Let's delve into this subject to highlight the significance of regular heartworm prevention in maintaining your pet's health.

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Senior pets often experience arthritis, dental disease, and chronic conditions like kidney or heart disease. They can also develop new lumps and bumps that need further evaluation with your veterinarian. Regular check-ups are essential to catch and manage these issues early.