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Along with the arrival of spring come those special spring feelings. At least that’s what you might think, since for many pets, the lengthening daylight hours trigger their reproductive cycles.

After a long, cold winter, we are all yearning for spring. Yet, as the temperature begins to rise, little creatures are also awakening from their winter sleep. Various insects, spiders, mites and ticks are becoming regular nuisances for our house pets – and not so infrequently, they can be a nuisance for us humans, too!

Obesity or being overweight develops from a combination of too much energy-rich food and too little exercise. Unfortunately, this time of the year, these conditions happen for both two-footed and four-footed beings...

Cookies, chocolate candies, brownies: surrounded by all these temptations, most of us humans have a hard time saying no to putting quite a few pieces of chocolate in our mouths. Many dogs feel the same way!

As the temperature goes down many dog owners skip their monthly flea prevention treatments. While this may work in some situations, it actually makes sense to protect all dogs from flea infestation year-round:

Who hasn’t had this experience? Your panting dog’s snout is approaching its loving owner who is lying on the sofa, and the dog is joyfully anticipating a caress or at least some friendly words. Instead, Mr. or Ms. Dog Owner recoils with disgust. The smell is just unbearable!