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Prevent Separation Anxiety From Developing

Prevent Separation Anxiety From Developing

While stuck at home during the COVID-19 quarantine, you may be thinking there is no better time to get a puppy. With plenty of free time for training and lazy puppy snuggles on the couch, you can’t wait to welcome a new pet. But, Temple Heights Animal Hospital wants...

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4 Types of Parasites You Can Get From Your Pet

4 Types of Parasites You Can Get From Your Pet

When we snuggle our pets, it may not occur to us that we could be welcoming an unwanted guest. Until your pet is dewormed for parasites, your family can be at risk of zoonotic parasitic infections. Some pets are born with intestinal worms transmitted from their...

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Common Myths About Heartworm

Common Myths About Heartworm

Though heartworm disease has been diagnosed in dogs in all 50 states, there are still a few myths about this parasitic condition out there. We're here to help you separate fact from fiction about these common myths.Myth: I'll know if my pet has heartworm...

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Facts for Pet Owners About COVID-19

Facts for Pet Owners About COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought up a lot of concerns and questions for pet owners. Here are three things we want you to know.#1: Rely on reputable sources for current COVID-19 informationWhile you can turn to Facebook for insider information on where to...

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How You Can Help Socialize Your Puppy

How You Can Help Socialize Your Puppy

You have heard about puppies and socialization, but what does that mean, and why is it important? Learn more about how socializing your pup is beneficial for the long run and what you can do.Without positively exposing your puppy to new sights, sounds,...

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Protecting Your Pet From Parasites This Spring

Protecting Your Pet From Parasites This Spring

With spring comes warmer temperatures in Oceanside. Parasites such as fleas, mosquitoes, and ticks will start to surge, and these bloodsuckers can transmit dangerous diseases. Be sure your pet is protected this spring by following these tips.#1: Keep your...

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The Dog Owner’s Guide to a Canine-Friendly Spring Break

The Dog Owner’s Guide to a Canine-Friendly Spring Break

The end of winter is in sight, especially if Punxsutawney Phil's prediction of an early spring is anywhere near accurate. Perhaps you're already thinking about a spring break getaway. If you're considering bringing your canine friend along with you, check...

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