L.I. Blaze Ends Lives Of Over A Dozen Pets

A fire on Long Island killed over a dozen pets Sunday. The fire broke out in the Old Country Animal Clinic at 669 Old Country Road.

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L.I. Blaze Ends Lives Of Over A Dozen Pets

Hundreds of pets turn out for rabies clinic

To help keep pets safe, the City of Salem teamed up with other localities and the Virginia Department of Health to sponsor the clinic.

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Local Charity Opens a Food Pantry . . . For Pets (WEEK News 25 Central Illinois)

Pet-owners tight on cash no longer have to worry about where they will get their pet’s next meal. A new local charity, Food 4 Paws, opened its doors Sunday afternoon at the Meadows Veterinary Clinic in East Peoria.

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Local Charity Opens a Food Pantry . . . For Pets (WEEK News 25 Central Illinois)

Schmitt shares winter and holiday safety tips for pets (The Ottawa Times)

During winter and the holidays, pets can be at an increased risk for injuries related to weather, food and decorations. Dr.

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Vet’s devotion to pets, owners nets award (SouthtownStar)

Dr. Wayne Ingmire is a man for all animals. Since he founded the Mokena Animal Clinic in 1982, countless pets have passed through the clinic’s doors.

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Vet’s devotion to pets, owners nets award (SouthtownStar)

Pets have their day (Lake County Leader & Advertiser)

Even dogs can take tests. At the first annual Pet Fair, hosted by the Southshore Veterinary Clinic last Sunday, owners were able to take the Canine Good Citizen Test. The 10-part test gauges the dog’s ability to take commands from its owner and interact with other humans and canines.

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Keeping Your Pets Safe in Warm Temperatures (WABI Bangor)

With temperatures rising, it’s important for pet owners to watch out for their animals, especially those outside most of the day. Doctor Dave Cloutier with Veazie Veterinary Clinic says it’s easy to forget pets need more water and access to shade this time of year

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Keeping Your Pets Safe in Warm Temperatures (WABI Bangor)

Keeping Your Pets Safe in Warm Temperatures (WABI Bangor)

With temperatures rising, it’s important for pet owners to watch out for their animals, especially those outside most of the day. Doctor Dave Cloutier with Veazie Veterinary Clinic says it’s easy to forget pets need more water and access to shade this time of year. It’s harder for them to cool .

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Keeping Your Pets Safe in Warm Temperatures (WABI Bangor)