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27 12. 2018
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National Pet Travel Safety Month

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According to a recent report by Volvo Car USA and Harris Poll:97% of pet owners drive with their dogs 48% do not own any travel safety gear for their pets41% of owners let their pets ride in the front seat23% of owners buckle their pet into a standard seatbeltTraveling with your pet may seem like a routine thing to do, but there are hazards that can befall your animal pal if they aren’t situated properly. To support February as National Pet Travel Safety month, here are some tips to be mindful of next time your best friend goes for...

Gifts for Pets | Crossroads Animal Hospital
20 12. 2018
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Christmas Gifts for Pets

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Do you buy presents for your pets? If you do, you’re not alone: 95% of pet owners plan on getting their pet(s) a Christmas gift, and 54% of pets will have their own stocking. In addition, 16% of pets will be featured on their human’s Christmas cards and 3% ...

Holiday Tails
06 12. 2018
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Holiday Tails

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We had a very finicky cat that would punish us every time she got a bath. Three days before Christmas right after a bath she went missing. We looked the house over and she couldn’t be found. We decided she must have slipped out while we...

Cat Lovers' Month | Crossroads Animal Hospital
05 12. 2018
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December is Cat Lovers’ Month

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There are lots of holidays to enjoy in December, but one of our favorites is Cat Lovers’ Month! There are about 86 million owned housecats in the U.S. who are not only adorable, finicky balls of fur and loving companions, but who also provide health benefits to their humans! Did you know…...

Don't Ignore That Lump
01 11. 2018
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Don’t Ignore That Lump

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It’s a scary statistic: The Animal Cancer Foundation (ACF) reports that 1 in 4 dogs and 1 in 5 cats will develop cancer. In fact, it’s the leading cause of death for dogs over the age of two. November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month, created by the ACF to raise awareness of the prevalence, symptoms and treatments for cancer in our companion animals. Just as with people, the longer your pet lives, the higher their risk of developing some form of the disease. The most common types of cancer in dogs include lymphoma, mast cell tumors in skin and osteosarcoma...