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Hoboken Vets Animal Clinic Blogs

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To help you learn new things to improve the quality of life for your pet, the staff at Hoboken Vets Animal Clinic has written blogs for you to read.

5 Hazardous Toxins for Your Pet at Home

5 Hazardous Toxins for Your Pet at Home

In honor of National Animal Poison Prevention Week, which will take place March 19 to 25, our team wants to share some of the most common household products that are toxic to pets.  #1: Medications One of the most common household hazards that pets ingest are...

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Stay Aware of Pet Emergencies This Spring

Stay Aware of Pet Emergencies This Spring

As the days brighten and become warmer, pets spend more time outdoors, which increases your pet’s risk for potential hazards. Keep your four-legged friend safe by staying aware of common springtime pet emergencies.  Insect bites and stings Inquisitive pets love to...

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When Should I Schedule My First Pet Dental Cleaning?

When Should I Schedule My First Pet Dental Cleaning?

It's important to keep your pet’s teeth healthy and clean, just like it is for human beings. Regular check-ups with the vet are important to ensure good oral hygiene and dental health in your pets; however, one of the most effective preventative measures you can take...

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Helpful Low-Effort Exercises for Your Senior Pet

Helpful Low-Effort Exercises for Your Senior Pet

3 Easy Low-Impact Exercises for Senior Pets As your furry pal grows older, regular exercise is critical to help them maintain healthy muscle mass and body condition. However, the same activities your pet enjoyed when they were younger can create too much stress on...

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Learn How to Keep Your Pet Safe from Hypothermia

Learn How to Keep Your Pet Safe from Hypothermia

It's important to be able to spot the signs of hypothermia in your pet, as this condition can be life-threatening. Symptoms of hypothermia can include shivering, lethargy, and loss of coordination. If you suspect that your pet is suffering from hypothermia, seek...

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How to Have Fun with Your Pet This Winter Indoors

How to Have Fun with Your Pet This Winter Indoors

Winter can be a long and dreary time for pet owners. The cold weather and lack of sunlight can make your pet feel cooped up and bored. However, there are plenty of ways to keep your pet entertained and engaged this winter. Here are some tips on indoor enrichment for...

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How to Spot Pet Diabetes

How to Spot Pet Diabetes

Spot Check: 5 Diabetes Signs in Pets November is National Pet Diabetes Month, a month dedicated to educating pet owners on the signs and management of this endocrine disorder. By learning how to spot the following signs of pet diabetes, you can help them get the...

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4 Ways To Help Your Senior Pet Handle the Changing Seasons

4 Ways To Help Your Senior Pet Handle the Changing Seasons

How to Help Your Senior Pet Handle the Changing Seasons The changing seasons affect everyone differently, but the switch from balmy summer weather to frigid temperatures can really do a number on your senior pet. Here are four ways to help your furry pal easily handle...

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