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It's National Wash Your Dog Month! We're big fans of this holiday, because dog baths are kind of our thing. Have you tried our FoamCare shampoo yet? bit.ly/2EqMeSG

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Even indoor cats can develop skin conditions, scratches or wounds. Make sure you've got the right products on hand to treat them, like Vetericyn Plus Feline Antimicrobial Hydrogel. Learn more at: bit.ly/2DL3XTU

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After spay or neuter surgery, your pet’s incision site should be kept clean. Apply a topical wound product to reduce inflammation and encourage healing. Learn more about spay and neuter care at: bit.ly/2BcZWpX

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Happy National Pet Month! As if we needed more of a reason to celebrate the animals in our life ❤️

The allergens and irritants are abundant, and your pets are likely feeling it too. Here's how to treat the most common canine skin issues: bit.ly/2vrqsc0

If your pup has cut or cracked paws, rinse off the area and apply a hydrogel to promote healing, then bandage the area to prevent further injury. Learn more about paw care at: bit.ly/2UOhVdH

Happy World Veterinary Day to all those who make it their life's mission to care for our pets. We're so thankful for all that you do. #worldveterinaryday

Licking and chewing at the incision site can impede your pet’s healing process, so if you notice this behavior repeatedly you should use an Elizabethan collar. Learn more about spay and neuter care at: bit.ly/2BcZWpX

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Make sure you're prepared for anything with an equine first aid kit. Here's a quide to creating one with all the essentials: vetericyn.com/what-to-put-in…