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Deciding to spay or neuter your dog or cat is one of the many important decisions you’ll face as a pet parent. As the first surgery for many pets, a spay/neuter procedure can have a big impact on the behavioral, physical and emotional wellbeing of your fur-baby, setting them up...
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On August 1 2023, the Ollie’s Law Coalition hosted an ACOAM round table meeting at JM Pet Resort in Brockton, bringing together Animal Control Officers from surrounding communities to talk about bill S. 1309/H. 2019, An Act to increase kennel safety, also called “Ollie’s Law.”
The members of ACOAM spent...
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Are you hosting a big party, and you know the large number of guests will make your cat feel stressed? Having your bathroom remodeled, and worried the contracting crew may accidentally leave gates or doors open? Does your kitty get anxious when left home alone for too long?
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Over 100,000 dogs in the U.S. are diagnosed with heartworm disease each year. The disease is common, as it is spread by mosquitoes and can be difficult to diagnose.
Heartworms are parasites that infect the host’s body and clog the lungs and arteries. Heartworm disease is a serious health danger...
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As temperatures rise, pet parents need to be vigilant when it comes to keeping pets cool, both indoors and out. Risk of heatstroke and heat exhaustion rises in the warmer months, especially for cats who have flattened faces or spend a lot of time outdoors in the sun! Here’s what...
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Deciding to spay or neuter your dog or cat is one of the many important decisions you’ll face as a pet parent. As the first surgery for many pets, a spay/neuter procedure can have a big impact on the behavioral, physical and emotional wellbeing of your fur-baby, setting them up...
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On August 1 2023, the Ollie’s Law Coalition hosted an ACOAM round table meeting at JM Pet Resort in Brockton, bringing together Animal Control Officers from surrounding communities to talk about bill S. 1309/H. 2019, An Act to increase kennel safety, also called “Ollie’s Law.”
The members of ACOAM spent...
Read
More
Are you hosting a big party, and you know the large number of guests will make your cat feel stressed? Having your bathroom remodeled, and worried the contracting crew may accidentally leave gates or doors open? Does your kitty get anxious when left home alone for too long?
We got...
Read
More
Over 100,000 dogs in the U.S. are diagnosed with heartworm disease each year. The disease is common, as it is spread by mosquitoes and can be difficult to diagnose.
Heartworms are parasites that infect the host’s body and clog the lungs and arteries. Heartworm disease is a serious health danger...
Read
More
As temperatures rise, pet parents need to be vigilant when it comes to keeping pets cool, both indoors and out. Risk of heatstroke and heat exhaustion rises in the warmer months, especially for cats who have flattened faces or spend a lot of time outdoors in the sun! Here’s what...
Read
More