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6 posts about health.
A dog or cat that has been sick once and is otherwise fine can usually wait. One that has been sick three times, or is retching and nothing comes up, or is a cat that has stopped eating, cannot. The signs that decide it, and what to do in the meantime.
House soiling is the number-one reason cats lose their homes, and it is almost never spite. The first call is the vet — and for a male cat that is straining, it is an emergency. Then the box itself, and it usually is the box.
It is the most googled dog question there is. The short answer is that most dogs do it, most are perfectly well, and the "they do it to make themselves sick" story is mostly wrong. What the research found, and the four cases where grass-eating is a symptom.
The requirements are short and easy to read. The trouble is in the details — a booster a day late, a treatment with a five-hour window, and an airline whose rules are stricter than the law.
Whether a diabetes diagnosis is covered for twelve months or for the rest of your pet's life is decided by a word in the policy name, not by the price. What the four types actually do, and what none of them cover.
Ten minutes in a consulting room goes quickly. A short list of what to prepare beforehand, and the four things worth noting down before you get back to the car.
