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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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Revolution Plus for Cats
Protect your feline friend from Parasites with the all new Revolution Plus Selamectin and Sarolaner Topical Solution.
Revolution PLUS has a unique dual-action formula that combines the power of selamectin (Revolution) and sarolaner — offering the protection cats need.
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Find out more about Revolution Plus for Cats from CanadaVet
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ttt039881 · 5 years ago
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Top CanadaVet Deal Sep 2019: Free Shipping on Nexgard Spectra items . CanadaVet Coupon Code: SEPT19NEXFREE. #CanadaVetCoupons #CanadaVetPromoCodes #CanadaVetDeals
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hugesavingstore · 5 years ago
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digital-x-ray-canada-blog · 7 years ago
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Our software tutorial videos are a great way to make sure that you and your veterinary staff stay well trained in every aspect of our imaging software. Check out our sixth instructional video in the series: Searching For Previous Patients. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIwQv-DTRfU #canadavet
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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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NexGard SPECTRA®
Nexgard Spectra is a new once a month, chewable tablet for the effective control of fleas, ticks, heartworm and intestinal worms for dogs and puppies.
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Nexgard Spectra for Dogs  Key Benefits:
   Monthly protection against fleas, ticks, intestinal worms, and heartworm    Soft beef-flavoured chew that dogs readily accept
 Fast Action and Effective - Flea control within 8 hours of administration
Long Lasting - Kills and controls fleas & ticks on dogs for up to a month
Kills and controls ticks including Paralysis ticks, Brown Dog ticks and Bush ticks
Protects against intestinal worms including roundworms, hookworms and whipworms, and deadly heartworm
Safe to use on puppies over 4.4 lbs in weight, 8 weeks of age and old
Can be given with or without food    Not affected by bathing, swimming or shampooing    No need to seperate treated dogs from other pets in household
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Search more about Nexgard Spectra for dogs and other pet products from Canadavet
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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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Breaking News 📻 Full Tracking For CanadaVet Orders 🚚
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All CanadaVet orders are now tracked from our warehouse to your door. When you place your next order with us, we'll keep you updated every step of the way.
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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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Protect Your Pooch With 15% Off Heartgard Plus
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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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Fleas and lice are very similar, but there are some differences between the two. Learn more about how to identify what your dog is suffering from and how treat both fleas and lice from BayerPetBasic.
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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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Caring for Your Older Dog
Veterinary care has made amazing advancements over recent years. As a result, pets are living longer lives, which gives them more time to lavish affection on their owners. But, aging pets do require special care to ensure their golden years are happy and healthy. Find out more from CanadaVet Library on Caring For Your Older Dogs
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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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Make Your Pet Feel Like A Star This April 😎⭐
Heartgard Plus, Revolution Cat and Nexgard Spectra ALL ON SALE This Month !
10% Off  Heartgard Plus
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10% Revolution Cat 6+2 Free Doses
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10%   Nexgard Spectra
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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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Pounce On These Sales Quick! 😺🍃🐕
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10% Off Bravecto Range
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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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Welcome Spring, Beware Fleas and Ticks! 👀🌱
10% Off Bravecto
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2X Free Doses  Revolution Cat
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25% Off Simparica
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1X Free Doses Simparica Trio
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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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Understanding Adrenal Disorders and Your Pet
Adrenal glands can cause problems in your pet in a number of ways. The side effects of these conditions can cause side effects that can negatively affect your pet’s long-term health. Therefore, it is necessary for pet owners to understand the disorders associated with adrenal disorders in order to keep the pet healthy.
Cushing’s Disease  
Cushing’s disease, or hyperadrenocorticism, is an adrenal disorder that affects the pet’s entire body. Common symptoms include thinning skin and loss of hair. In addition, Cushing’s disease can cause your pet’s immune system to work inefficiently, its liver to swell, and its blood pressure to rise. Muscle weakness, testicular shrinkage, and facial nerve palsy often commonly occur in pets with Cushing’s disease. If your pet has Cushing’s disease it might excessively pant and develop pimples throughout its body. Fortunately, Cushing’s disease treatable.
With most pets, Cushing’s disease is caused by steroid medication that is prescribed to the pet to control inflammation. When Cushing’s disease is caused by steroids, it is referred to as iatrogenic Cushing’s disease. Cushing’s disease caused by steroids is simple to treat because it simply requires no longer giving steroids to the pet.
In addition to steroids, Cushing’s disease can also be caused by brain or adrenal dysfunction. With some pets, this is caused by a problem with the pituitary gland, which is a gland located in the brain and behind the eyes. In a pet with Cushing’s disease, the pituitary gland begins secreting too much hormone. Sometimes, this is because it receives the wrong message from other parts of the brain. It can, however, occur for no apparent reason. As a result, the adrenal glands are overly stimulated. Often, cancer of the adrenal glands can lead to Cushing’s disease.
Some pets are also more prone to Cushing’s disease because of genetic predisposition. Poodles, terriers, and dachshunds are particularly susceptible to Cushing’s disease. It is possible for cats to develop Cushing’s disease, but no breed experiences it more than others.
Addison’s Disease  
Addison’s disease is caused by a deficiency of either cortisol or aldosterone, though the deficiency can sometimes be in both of these hormones. This deficiency causes the levels of potassium and sodium levels to become abnormal, which can be fatal to your pet.
There are two primary causes of Addison’s disease: a faulty pituitary gland or faulty adrenal glands. A pet with Addison’s disease experiences problems with regulating its heartbeat, blood pressure, and kidney filtration. Physical side effects pet owners should look out for include shaking, dehydration, vomiting, and general weakness. To prevent death, your pet needs to be treated with fluids and with cortisol.
Cats and dogs can both be affected by Addison’s disease, but no specific breed of cat is more susceptible to the disease. Certain dog breeds, such as Great Danes, Wheaten Terriers, Rottweilers, Portuguese Water Dogs, Standard Poodles, and West Highland White Terriers, however, are more likely to develop the disease than other dog breeds.
Find out more interesting articles and pet care tips from  CanadaVet Pet Care
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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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How to Housebreak a Dog
Housebreaking can be a difficult task, particularly if you are not sure how to go about doing. Yet, it is a necessary evil unless you want to clean up after your pet as it makes messes all over the inside of your home. Fortunately, there are many simple steps you can follow to make the process much easier.
Make a Schedule for Potty Training
When it comes to housebreaking your pet, you need to make a regular schedule and stick to it. Part of the schedule should include taking your dog outside in the morning, 20 to 30 minutes after eating and strenuous activity, and right before going to bed.
When you take your dog outside, get into the habit of saying a phrase such as “Go potty.” This will help your dog associate the phrase with the act, which will help it understand later when you ask it if it needs to use the restroom. After your dog does successfully manage to use the restroom, be sure to praise it and provide it with plenty of affection for a job well done.
The only way your schedule will be successful is if you stick to it even when you don’t feel like it. It is also a good idea to establish a regular feeding schedule to help regulate your pet’s digestive system. This way, going outside to use the bathroom can easily be accomplished at the same time every day. Be sure to keep your pet’s diet consistent, as well, because giving it different amounts of food each time will change the way its digestive system reacts.
In addition, you should never keep water out at all times for your pet while you are potty training. Be sure your dog gets plenty of water about four hours before bedtime and then put the water away. If your dog really seems to want water after this time, allow it to have some ice cubes. After your training has been successful, you can return to leaving the water out all night.
A Watchful Eye
Keep in mind that your dog may sometimes need to use the bathroom at times that are not on your schedule. Watch your pet and look for signs of needing to use the restroom, such as sniffing for a place to go. If you do notice this type of behavior, take your pet outside and let him use the restroom. If he has an accident, take him outside right away and encourage him to continue outside. Be sure to praise him when he does go.
 Read more interesting pet care article from CanadaVet Pet Supplies - Pet Care Library.
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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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💥Guard Against Heartworms with Heartgard Plus❤️🛡️
HeartGard Plus 15% Off -
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NexGard Chews 15% Off            2X Free Doses
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25% Simparica Off
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canadavetpetsupplies · 4 years ago
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😍Gimme Love For 15% Off Heartgard Plus💕
February 2021: 15% Off Heartgard Plus
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15% Off Nexgard Chews  and 2X Free Doses Revolution Cat
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25% Off Simparica 3 Packs
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30% Off 4 Pacs Evicto                 15% Off Advocate  
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