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AVMA TV: CPR for Pets

Administering CPR to your pet is a situation that no owner wants to be faced with, but needs to be prepared for. In our latest episode of AVMA TV Dr. Janet Olson, veterinary cardiologist and President of Basic Animal Rescue Training, covers everything you need to know to administer CPR to your pet.

Obesity and your Pet

We love our pets, and one way we tend to show it is by giving our pets treats, because who doesn’t like a nice snack? While an occasional treat is just fine, it’s important to know that food doesn’t equal love. And while it might not be our intention, we’re adding to a growing problem…

Ear Care for Cats

Proper maintenance and regular cleaning of your cat’s ears is essential for their well being. Dr. Julia Georgesen tells you how to clean your cat’s ears and what you need to be on the look out for when cleaning.

Ear Care for Dogs

Dogs’ ears come in all sorts of different shapes and sizes. But no matter the shape, all dogs can get ear infections. That’s why proper ear care is essential for all dogs. In this video, Dr. Julia Georgesen tells you all about a dog’s ears and how to properly clean them.

Things to Know About Owning a Horse

There are a lot of things to consider when thinking about owning a horse. Veterinary care needs to be at the top of that list. Dr. Heather Case explains some of the things you need to know when considering a horse.

Franklin Animal Ark Animal Hospital VIP Pet Courier Service

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Pets and Disasters

We always need to be prepared to take care of our animals, especially during disasters such as fire, flood, or other emergencies. In cases of fire or natural disasters, you need to be prepared in case your pet gets injured, lost, or has to be evacuated.

Help your pet whittle away his waist

Did you know that 30 to 40% of dogs and cats in the United States suffer from obesity? This excess of body fat has negative effects on health and is caused by providing more calories than the pet needs.

Pests to worry about in Middle Tennessee

Worms, fleas, ticks and other parasites are not fun—your pet would tell you if he could!

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