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The first week of November is Bird Health Appreciation Week. Birds are charming pets with very specific needs.

Many people who want to get a pet consider adopting from the local Humane Society or animal shelters. There are usually many cute kittens and adorable puppies to choose from, but older cats and dogs are available for adoption also.

Cats are not great at expressing pain or discomfort; in fact, it can be difficult for pet parents to tell if anything is wrong with their feline companion.

The third week of October is National Veterinary Technician Week. Since 1993, this national week of recognition has honored the invaluable contribution of these dedicated care providers.

April is known as Prevention of Lyme Disease in Dogs Month. Because dogs frequently spend time outside, it is easy for them to run across ticks, which are known for spreading Lyme disease.

Did you know that the American Kennel Club recognizes September as Responsible Dog Ownership Month? This AKC annual observance is a reminder that in exchange for the joy, comfort and security dogs provide, humans have many obligations to their faithful companions.

Fitness is an essential component of a healthy lifestyle for people, so it is no surprise that the same is true for pets. Animals are not designed to remain sedentary all day long.

Birds are some of the most popular pets in the United States, along with cats, dogs, and freshwater fish. People enjoy birds' brightly colored feathers, cleverness, and cheerful personalities.

It is Bird Health Appreciation Week, and we are celebrating everything about our beloved feathered friends!