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Enhancing Your Pet's Health and Happiness with Acupuncture
From routine check-ups to cutting-edge treatments, our pets have access to healthcare that rivals our own. One such method that has gained popularity in recent years is pet acupuncture.
Puppy-Proofing Your Home: Creating a Safe Haven for Your Furry Friend
Puppy-Proofing Your Home: Creating a Safe Haven for Your Furry Friend Bringing home a new puppy is a moment filled with joy and excitement. That cute face, those snuggly cuddles, and the adorable puppy breath we all love – it’s a heartwarming experience. However, like any new adventure, it comes with its own set of …
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Top 6 Activities to Enjoy with Your Pet This Summer in Tucson!
There’s an abundance of fun-filled activities to do with our pets that keep them cool and content while enjoying this summer to the fullest! Read along for 5 fun summer activities you can with your pet to cool them down this summer.
Beat the Heat: Recognizing Signs of Dehydration in Pets
As temperatures soar, it’s crucial to be vigilant about dehydration in our furry companions. Dehydration can occur rapidly and pose a severe risk to our pets’ well-being.
Dog Mom Day: A Special Tribute to Moms of Furry Children
At Desert Paws Mobile Veterinary Care, we understand the importance of celebrating National Dog Moms Day and encourage you to pamper your pup while ensuring their overall health and well being all year round.
Protecting Our Furry Friends: Lyme Disease Awareness
Next month (May) is Lyme Disease Prevention Month, and it’s an excellent opportunity for pet owners to learn how to protect their dogs from this tick-borne illness.
10 Surprising Things that are Poisonous to Your Pet: Poison Prevention Awareness Month
March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month, which is a time for pet owners to take a closer look at the items around their homes that can be harmful to their furry friends.
Why Dental Care Is Essential For Your Pets
Just like humans, pets can suffer from dental problems such as gum disease, tooth decay, and plaque buildup. In fact, dental disease is one of the most common problems seen in pets, with over 80% of dogs and cats over the age of three developing some form of dental disease.