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Lyme Disease In Pets Lyme disease affects people, pets, and livestock. It is caused by a bacterial infection spread mainly by deer/bear ticks, but in fact may be able to be spread by other blood sucking pests (deer and horse flies, mosquito’s, wood ticks, etc.). Dogs do not necessarily have to . . . . More >>	CPR CPR is needed when for reasons including shock, drowning, choking, injury or disease your cat's heart and breathing stops. Specifically CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is when artificial breathing techniques are combined with techniques to massage or restart the heart. . . . . More >>	Scratching Cats don't scratch just to ruin items in your home, your cat needs to scratch for multiple reasons: Remove the outer sheath of the nail and file/sharpen the nail. Release scents (pheromones) on to objects to mark them. Create scratch marks and thus a visual . . . . More >>

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"Treating" Your Pet Right Acne Adopting ABCs Aggression Appetite Stimulation Caring For Pets During Emergencies Caring For Your New Addition Chewing or Sucking CPR Dealing With The Loss of A Pet Dental Problems Diet & Weight Control Dominance - Hierarchy in Cats Exercising Your Pet Finding A Lost Pet Food and Eating Habits	Giving Medications Grooming Healthypet Happiness Part 1 Healthypet Happiness Part 2 Healthypet Happiness Part 3 How to tell the Sex of a Kitten If Your Pet Is Sprayed By A Skunk Introducing Two Cats Introducing Your Pet to a Baby Keeping Your Pet Safe From Holiday Hazards Litterbox Issues Lyme Disease In Pets Matts Naturally Treating Epilepsy Obesity Organic Foods, What's The Fuss?	Prevent Poisonings Rabies Scratching Socialization Socializing Your New Pet Successful Cleaning To Remove Pet Odors and Stains Summer Pet Care Teaching Your Child To Be "Pet-Wise" Tick Transmitted Disease Training Older Pets Traveling By Air With Your Pet Traveling By Car With Your Pet Trimming Pet Toenails Vegetarian Diets For Pets West Nile Virus

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