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Dr. Sara Lash

919-329-7387 (PETS)

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Library Articles

Anesthesia-risk, benefits
Antifreeze Poisoning
Be kind to animals
Behavior Problems
Body Scoring
Budget for a Pet
Christmas Letter
Collapsing Trachea
Collars
Controlling Parasites
Core Vaccinations
Crate Training
Cytauxzoonosis
Declawing
Demodectic Mange
Dental Care
Dental Care
Ear Care
Euthanasia
Feline Heartworm Disease
First Aid Kit
Heartworm Disease
Heartworm Test
Heartworm Treatment
Housebreaking Your Dog
Intestinal Worms
Lab Testing
Life Stage Nutrition
Pets as Easter Gifts
Pets in Cars
Pet Holiday Tips
Pet Insurance
Picking a Pet
Picking the Right Pet
Prenatal Care
Puppy Hug
Puppy Vaccines
Rabies and Ringworm
Sarcoptic Mange
Spay and Neuter
Spaying and Neutering
Stay Safe
Teach Your Children
The Poop Scoop
Water for Pets
What to Chew On
Winter is Coming
Your Dog May Be Dying
Your Geriatric Pet
Your pet’s Health Exam
Zoonotic Diseases
What is Diabetes Mellitus?

Be kind to animals

Never leave your pet alone in a car

Spay or neuter your dog or cat

Adopt pets from an animal shelter

Never kick, hit or spank a pet

Spend quality time with your pet daily

Use a non-choking collar on your dog or cat

Provide nutritious food and constant fresh water for your pets

Keep chocolate away from pets; it can poison them

Take pets for annual health exams and recommended vaccinations

Only provide toys approved for their use

Keep pets away from toxic household chemicals

Make sure they always wear up-to-date ID tags

Read books as a family about animal care

Quit smoking; secondhand smoke can cause allergies in animals

Provide pets with plenty of exercise

Make sure they have constant access to shade in the summer, heat in the winter, and a place that’s always dry

Brush you dog’s and cat’s teeth

Groom your pet oft3en

Never give pets any medicine without a vet’s approval

Don’t let pets eat string, yarn and rubber bands; they can cause an intestinal blockage

Keep your vet’s office an emergency numbers handy

Learn CPR and choking rescue for pets

Volunteer to help care for a busy or elderly neighbor’s pet

Be alert when driving to avoid hitting animals

Volunteer at an animal shelter

Buy from companies that don’t use animals in testing

Report animal abuse to proper authorities

Report injured dogs and cats you find to an animal shelter and injured wildlife to a wildlife rehabilitation center

Pick up litter that might hurt animals

Put up a bird feeder

Never buy anything made from wild animals

Leave all wild animals, including insects, in their natural homes

Plant trees and shrubs in your back yard to make birds and other wildlife feel welcome.