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  • 11 Apr

    News Story: Lilies and Cats can be a Deadly Combination

    Lilies and cats can be a deadly combination Vet says certain lilies cause kidney failures in our feline friendsBy:  Jessica Fuller TRI-CITIES, TENN. (WJHL) - As April showers make way to May flowers, veterinarians caution that not all plants are safe for our furry friends.  Dr. Rachel Fogg, ...

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  • 9 Apr

    Canine Obesity with John Maddigan

    Canine Obesity How it Happens, When Will I Know, Why Is It Such a Problem, and Simple Solutions  While all of my blog posts are designed to be healthful and impartial and to save pet owners money, some may be seen as controversial – see my blog on dog ...

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  • 9 Apr

    Guest Blog - Cindy Aldridge: "Relocating Fido: Tips for Making Moving Easier for your Dog"

    Guest Cindy Aldridge offers Tips on helping your dog(s) adjust to new environments.

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  • 18 Oct

    Where do Oregonians get their Dogs?

    Years ago, many Oregonians got new family pet dogs from various sources: shelters, individual dog breeders, or pet shops. Today, by far, the largest source of pet dogs are rescue associations, humane societies etc. In Oregon, we actually have more people to adopt dogs than we have supply. So many ...

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