Coronavirus and Your Pet
Along with the rest of the world, we are monitoring the recent Coronavirus outbreak. Currently, it is not proven that the virus can be transmitted from human to pet, but scientists continue to research this, and recommend that people who have been diagnosed with COVID-19 avoid close contact with their pets.
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Do Pets Get Allergies? True or False?
Did you know that pets can suffer from allergies just like humans? However, unlike humans who show symptoms like sneezing, coughing, and itchy eyes, pets usually exhibit allergic reactions through their skin. This can lead to allergies in pets often being overlooked or misdiagnosed as other illnesses.
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3 Ways You Can Tackle Your Cat Allergies
Does living with your feline friend make you break out in a rash, sneeze, or struggle to peer through watery eyes? Many cat owners suffer through allergies to their pet, but allergic responses to cat hair and dander are manageable. Try the following tips from our veterinary team at Greenwich Veterinary Center to be more comfortable around your favorite feline.
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5 Tips Healthy Weight Loss in Dogs
National Pet Obesity Awareness Day is on October 14! Losing weight is critical for overweight pets, but it must be done healthily. We at Greenwich Veterinary Center want to take the opportunity to provide a few tips for helping canine friends shed those extra pounds.
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