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National Observances Calendar



National Pet Week



Pet Dental Health Month



World Rabies Day

 

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Safe use of flea and tick products on pets



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Dogs' social lives and disease risks



AAFP/AAHA Feline Life Stage Guidelines



Paws for Pets


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You and your veterinarian – working together to keep your pet healthy

Keeping pets healthy requires teamwork. As a pet owner, you know your pet better than anyone else. When you know something is wrong with your pet – or maybe you just know that something's not quite right – you rely on your veterinarian and their staff to find out what's going on and work with you to develop a plan to address the problem and help your pet live the happiest, healthiest life possible.

You're not just a Most Valuable Player on the team; you've got an opportunity to be a MVPO – a Most Valuable Pet Owner. How can you do that? Educate yourself on proper pet care and pet health problems by asking questions and finding the answers from reliable, trusted sources of information – such as your veterinarian and their staff, or the pages on this site.



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