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As we say goodbye to 2012 and welcome the New Year it’s the
time for the traditional New Year’s Resolutions! Each January, many of us start our journey
for self-improvements, exercise and organization wishes. But what about pets? Do
you have New
Year’s Resolution for them?
Below is a list compiled for you and your pet to work on
this year.
Take your Pets to the
Veterinarian on a regular basis.
It’s best to keep up with regular visits to the veterinary. Dogs younger than 7 require a visit once a year
and older than 7 it’s best two visit a year.
By visiting a veterinarian often hopefully they will catch changes in
your pet’s health early on and prevent potential conditions from getting worse.
Examine their diets
to keep them happy and healthy. If
your pet has chronic conditions such as overweight, skin, eye or ear issues a
change in diet may improve their health.
On your visit to your vet, ask their opinion on the best dietary methods
for your pet. They should be able to
give you a general direction on the best practices for your pet.
Weight loss will
improve the overall health of your pet.
Obesity isn't just in humans; it also can happen to your furry
friends. Reducing the weight of pets can
have a lasting effect on the overall health of your pet, and actually length
their life. Again, ask your veterinarian
on different ideas for losing weight.
Together you will develop a plan that best fits you, your pet, and your
lifestyle.
These are some simple ways to improve your pet’s health for
a great 2013. Remember, New Year’s
Resolutions aren’t just for humans! For
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