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Keeping Your 4 -legged Family Members Flea FreeGuest: Lilly Companion Animal Health
In this segment, the war on fleas rages on with new weapons now available for dogs in the forms that can replace those messy topical flea treatments previously used. Learn how to avoid fleas and the latest developments in flea control from veterinary dermatologist Dr. Craig Griffin.
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Off Property? On Leash!Guest: Lilly Companion Animal Health
If you have a dog, follow this simple rule: OFF property, ON leash. Even a dog with a valid I.D. tag should not be allowed to roam outside of your home or yard. It is best for you, your community, and your dog to keep them under control at all times. Also, register them with the county and have them vaccinated for rabies according to local laws.
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Collar Your KittyGuest: Lilly Companion Animal Health
Outfit your cat with a breakaway collar and I.D. tag that includes your name, address and telephone number. No matter how careful you are, there’s a chance your cat might slip out the door. An I.D. tag greatly increases the chance that your cat will be returned home safely and quickly. You can buy them inexpensively at your local pet store.
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Use Positive ReinforcementGuest: Lilly Companion Animal Health
We all like to be praised rather than punished, and the same goes for dogs. Positive reinforcement is an effective training tool that should be used at all times. It means giving your pet something pleasant or rewarding them immediately after they do something you want them to do. Essential to your success is correct timing and consistency. Ask your vet for help.
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Get A Pet FountainGuest: Lilly Companion Animal Health
Consider purchasing a filtered pet fountain to encourage kitty to drink, because some cats, even if they’re thirsty, won’t drink water in a bowl if it’s not fresh. It will become a great investment because you may avoid common but serious health problems like urinary tract infections. So think about their drink!
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