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Hi there. My name is Taylor Polk. Welcome to my website. I am here to talk to you about the supplies and equipment used by vets in taking care of dogs, cats and other animals. I will share information about the diagnostic equipment used to identify the illnesses and injuries affecting animals of all kinds. I will also cover the supplies used in the treatments of all the most common conditions handled by veterinarians. Please feel free to come by my site daily to learn all you need to know about vet care equipment and supplies. Thank you for coming by.

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Three Tips To Protect Your Puppy From Parvo

1 April 2019
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Parvo is a serious concern for those that have recently brought a puppy into their family. This virus can be deadly, particularly to young dogs. Symptoms of parvo include fever, vomiting, diarrhea, and lethargy. Puppies are generally exposed to it through other dogs, such as on walks, at dog parks, at grooming or boarding facilities, or through contact with other pets in the household. Fortunately, there is a vaccine for parvo, so it is generally only a concern until your puppy has completed their parvo vaccination series. Read More …

Tips For Clipping Your Dog’s Nails

29 March 2019
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When your dog plays on the driveway, runs down the sidewalk or any other hard surface, their nails are naturally filed. However, some dogs' nails grow faster than others or they do not get enough time on your sidewalk or driveway. If this occurs, clipping your dog's nails is the best way to ensure their nails don't hamper their ability to run and play or cause them any discomfort. Here are a few tips to help you successfully clip your dog's nails. Read More …

Taking Your Dog To The Dog Park? 3 Ways To Protect Your Dog

29 March 2019
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Taking your dog to the dog park is a great way to allow your dog to interact with other dogs. It is also a great way to allow your dog to get exercise, especially if you live somewhere without a backyard for your pet to play in. However, before you take your dog to the park, you need to make sure you are properly protecting your dog. #1 Don't Take Your Dogs Until They Are Vaccinated Read More …