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Our veterinarians in Somerset share helpful tips and advice to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.

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How to Treat Mold Allergies in Dogs

How to Treat Mold Allergies in Dogs

Like people, dogs can experience allergic reactions to substances in their environment. Today, our Somerset vets offer information about the symptoms of mold allergies in dogs, how they are diagnosed and treatment options including immunotherapy using pet vaccinations.

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Addressing Stress During a Pet Wellness Exams

Addressing Stress During a Pet Wellness Exams

Taking your cat or dog to the vet is a fairly standard process, but what happens if your furry friend isn't a big fan of the experience? Here, our vets in Somerset offer some advice on reducing stress and anxiety in pets during vet visits and what signs your cat or dog may show if they are frightened.

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Routine Exams: Why are regular vet checkups important?

Routine Exams: Why are regular vet checkups important?

It may seem like a chore to book a routine exam for your healthy pet, but regular checkups can be an important tool for detecting early symptoms of illness, internal damage and other serious conditions. Our vets in Somerset explain why regular veterinary checkups are essential. 

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Nutrition, Skin & Dogs

Nutrition, Skin & Dogs

Not every owner is aware of just how much of an impact their dog's diet has on their skin and coat. In this article, our Somerset vets explain the relationship between your dog's nutrition and the health of their coat and skin. 

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How Often Should I Take My Cat to the Vet?

How Often Should I Take My Cat to the Vet?

You love your cat, and you want to ensure that they live a long, healthy life with you. Today, our Somerset vets explain how often you should take your cat to the vet for routine checkups and preventive care.

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Is Your Cat Overweight? Signs, Symptoms & What to Do

Is Your Cat Overweight? Signs, Symptoms & What to Do

Though a chubby cat may appear cute and cuddly, even a slight increase in weight can have negative effects on your cat's health in the future. In this article, our veterinarians in Somerset will discuss various signs indicating your cat is carrying too much weight.

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Kitten Age Chart: How to Tell How Old a Kitten Is

Kitten Age Chart: How to Tell How Old a Kitten Is

If you have recently adopted a kitten, it's important to be prepared for their changing needs. As kittens grow and develop, their requirements will vary on a weekly basis, so it is crucial to be able to determine their approximate age. Our veterinarians in Somerset provide useful insights on how to accurately assess the age of your kitten.

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The Art of Raising a Puppy : Guide for the First Year

The Art of Raising a Puppy : Guide for the First Year

Puppies are devilishly adorable. However, raising a puppy doesn't come without its challenges. Here, our Somerset vets share some advice on how to raise a puppy to help you get through the puppy stage and ensure your four-legged friend grows to be a happy, healthy, and well-adjusted dog. 

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When do baby kittens open their eyes and start walking?

When do baby kittens open their eyes and start walking?

Cats are the second most popular pets in the US, and most pet parents start caring for them as kittens. Today, our Somerset vets give you some information about when newborn kittens open their eyes and other tips about their early development.

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Puppy & Kitten: Are They a Good Match?

Puppy & Kitten: Are They a Good Match?

Are you ready to capture adorable moments of puppies and kittens together? Before you do, it's important to ensure they have a harmonious home life. Today, our Somerset vets share some tips on how to ensure that your puppy and kitten behave well together.

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