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Apr 07



 Aspirin Toxicity For Cats
  By Parkgate Emergency, Health   No Comments

Overview:  Aspirin is a drug that has many benefits for both pets and people; unfortunately, it can also be dangerous. Cats are especially sensitive to aspirin because they don’t break it…
Read More      Mar 24



 Easter With Pets: Are Eggs Something You Should Worry About?
  By Parkgate Community, Health, Tips And Tricks   No Comments

Many pet owners wonder about the hazards of feeding eggshells and raw eggs to their pets. The Easter season, when eggs take on the added symbolism of being gifts, is…
Read More      Mar 23



 Easter Lily Poisoning In Cats
  By Parkgate Community, Emergency, Health   No Comments

It’s almost Easter, where Easter egg hunts are the most dangerous things for pets. But here’s something else you have to look out for at this time of year: Easter…
Read More      Mar 17



 Your Dog Scoots Along The Floor – What Does It Mean?
  By Parkgate Health   No Comments

When dogs scoot their butts on the floor or grass, people often consider it a comical or embarrassing behavior as though the dog is doing it for pleasure. In reality, when dogs scoot, it…
Read More      Mar 16



 Is Your Dog Afraid Of Nail Trimmings?
  By Parkgate Health, Tips And Tricks   No Comments

Why are long dog nails a problem?  Fear of nail trims is a very common issue dog guardians face and the fear can range from a mild dislike to outright…
Read More      Mar 09



 Checking Your Cat’s Urine
  By Parkgate Health   No Comments

Nobody likes a smelly litterbox. While even the cleanest kitty condo will possess a particular perfume, how can a cat guardian separate stinky from sickly? How can you tell if…
Read More      Mar 02



 Raw Diet For Cats – Information and Dangers
  By Parkgate Diet, Health   No Comments

In recent years there has been a heightened awareness that consuming undercooked meats present a risk for exposure to potentially deadly infectious organisms. In contrast, there has been a resurgence of interest…
Read More      Feb 24



 Dental Disease In Dogs
  By Parkgate Dental, Health, Monthly Promotions   No Comments

Canine periodontitis is a bacterial infection of the mouth. There are four stages of periodontal disease, progressing from plaque and mildly inflamed gums to established gingivitis (gum disease), and then…
Read More      Feb 23



 Steps To Take If Your Dog Ate Something Strange
  By Parkgate Diet, Health, Knowledge, Safety   No Comments

Dogs are naturally curious, but sometimes their curiosity gets the best of them. This is especially true for dogs with mouths like vacuum cleaners – they tend to eat a…
Read More      Feb 23



 Steps To Take If Your Cat Ate Something Strange
  By Parkgate Health, Knowledge, Safety   No Comments

Like dogs, cats are naturally curious. But sometimes their curiosity gets the best of them, and this is especially true when cats eat strange things. As connoisseurs of life, many cats don’t hesitate…
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