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Keep Your Pup Safe This Easter! Dr. Duck Warns About Chocolate Dangers Don't let your pup sneak a bite of that Easter treat - it could be dangerous! Learn how to keep your fur baby safe and happy this holiday season. 🐾 Share this video with all the pet parents you know to spread awareness and prevent accidents. Remember, prevention is key when it comes to your pet's health care! 🐾 #Doghealth #PetSafety Follow me at @DrDuckPetDoctor

🐾 Unlock the key to your dog's well-being! 🐕 Dive into our latest blog post, "Understanding and Managing Dog Food Sensitivities." Learn to recognize symptoms, discover treatment options, and ensure your furry friend's health is in top-notch shape! 🥣👩⚕️ Explore now: https://lnkd.in/gyNVGiUW #DogCare #PetWellness #DogFoodSensitivities

Halloween can be great fun for all the family! 👻 Seasonal activities such as trick or treating, Halloween parties and carving pumpkins can also raise a range of health and safety hazards for you and your children. Make sure you and your children are keeping safe by reading our blog on Halloween Health and Safety Tips. Read more - https://bit.ly/472Pz4D #healthandsafety #firstaid #safetyandwellness

Worm infestations are common in dogs and cats and often cause distress and ill health – particularly in puppies and kittens who lack a strong immune system. Worms are unpredictable and can infect your pet at any time. That’s why we recommend a treatment according to their lifestyle to prevent parasitic worms troubling your pet. For more information, head to our resources page: https://ow.ly/rbhk50Rb632 #WormPrevention #ParasiteControl #PetParasites

With back-to-school season upon us, it's a crucial time to remind everyone about the importance of making safe choices on the road. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, drinking any amount of alcohol before driving increases crash risk among teen drivers. At LifeSafer, we're committed to raising awareness about the dangers of impaired driving. Learn how ignition interlock devices can help prevent repeat offenses: https://lnkd.in/gBn79GrK Learn more about risk factors for teen drivers here: https://lnkd.in/e8MFNUWQ

With increased cases of canine respiratory illnesses, it's important to keep your dog safe and know when to see your vet. For more information, check out our blog post: https://lnkd.in/erWft6PU #starwoodpet #petsafety #dogcare #dogsafety #vaccinateyourpets

The American dog tick does not transmit Lyme disease, but it can infect people and pets with other tick-borne illnesses, so if you're bitten while working outside, quick removal is key. Brush up on how to spot and remove a tick here: https://ow.ly/wwsc50Syaxl. #Ticks #TickSeason #DogTick #TickBite #PestControl

🐾 Calling all dog lovers! 🐶 Is your furry friend shaking their head a bit too often lately? It might be time to learn about dog ear infections and how to be their hero in times of discomfort. Check out our latest article for a comprehensive guide on understanding and managing these pesky infections at home. Your canine companion will thank you with tail wags and puppy kisses! 🦴🐕 #DogCare #PetHealth #FurryFriends #DogEarInfections #PetWellness

How many times have your kids been sent home sick from school? Schools are pretty notorious for being petri dishes for viruses. Kids are in close contact, swapping germs and infections all day. Plus, children’s immune systems aren’t as developed as adults, so they get sick more often. Creating a safe and healthy school begins with high hygiene standards. That means cleaning often, making sure everyone washes their hands, and encouraging healthy habits. This is something that schools achieve by working together—students, faculty, and guests alike. Sick kids can’t learn—so let’s make sure they stay healthy! #cleaning #PublicHealth #SpruceClean #WashYourHands #SpruceUp

Heading outdoors to celebrate Memorial Day weekend? Hold on tight, spider monkey! Ticks are a little different than vampires, but both are nasty bloodsuckers. 🩸🧛 Unlike vampires, garlic won't stop ticks. Here's what will: -Bug spray That's the end of the list. It is that easy. Your DEET bug spray can deter ticks and potentially save you from some nasty vector-borne diseases that those little suckers carry! Steps to remove ticks (and probably vampires, test this and let us know): -Grab some tweezers -Fully remove the tick, making sure to also dislodge the head -Identify the tick if you can, since some specific kinds are known to carry harmful diseases -Clean the site of the bite with soap and water -Watch where you were bitten and make sure you don't develop a rash, and if you do, call your physician! Also make sure you don't develop fangs... #TeamEdward #Twilight #TicksSuck #MemorialDayWeekend #HealthyLivingMO