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Keeping your pet healthy during the holidays The holiday season is a time for joy, family gatherings, and delicious treats. But while you're enjoying the festivities, it's important to remember that some of these holiday delights can pose serious risks to your pets. As loving pet owners, ensuring the safety of your furry friends during this time should be a top priority. Safe Vegetable Choices for Your Pets Not all holiday foods are off-limits for your pets. Some vegetables c

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Senior pets undergo changes in organs and tissues just like elderly humans. It is well known that older pets have a higher incidence of such conditions as major internal organ failure, cancer, heart disease, arthritis, dental disease and loss of special senses (especially hearing and vision). We consider dogs and cats that are eight years of age or older to be in their senior years. Some diseases of older animals may develop slowly without any obvious symptoms. I recommend a