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Is your dog or cat not eating? Can't figure out why? The people from www.petside.com have created the Pet Vet. Match your pet's symptoms with medical conditions contributed by experts of the ASPCA and find out the answer you need.
The site also includes a Q&A section with a licensed Vet. Although there is no substitution for taking your pet to a local vet, what I like about this site is that it is written in language you can understand if you need to research a certain problem. Say for example that your pet with diagnosed with Halitosis. On the Pet Vet site, you can get more detailed information on diagnosis, symptoms, and at home care. And there are countless diseases listed.
In addition to the Pet Vet section of the site, petside.com has a variety of tips and write-ups that may help your pet, plus news, notes, and detailed breed info for both dogs and cats.
Check it out and let me know what you think.
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