Education

Be Aware About the Dangers of Tick and Mosquito Bites for Humans and Animals

Getting out and communing with nature can be great. But some aspects of nature you may be less enthusiastic about communing with, especially for the sake of your overall health and well-being. Ticks and mosquitoes, in particular, can make your outings frustrating, unpleasant, and even dangerous. Here’s what you need to know about these annoying and harmful pests, if you plan on spending a lot of time outdoors.

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Home Together: How You Can Start a New Business While Bringing Home a New Pet

Photo: Pixabay If you decided to create your own business in the midst of bringing a new pet home, you likely know there are challenges you'll have to deal with. While adopting a new pet can be a bright point in your life, there is often an adjustment period for both parties. Learn more about how to help your new pet get acclimated to life at home as you build your company with these pointers from the Erath C

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How to Choose Well When Selecting Your First Pet

At the Erath County Humane Society, we know that pets can be the perfect complement to our lives, adding joy, love, laughter, and companionship. However, it’s important to make a good match so you and your new addition will be happy together for many years to come. There are several factors that should weigh into your decision, so think things through before making your choice.   Lifestyle and Limitat

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Get Your Pet Ready for a Healthy Fall!

As the weather turns cooler, many of us start paying closer attention to our health. Allergies, colds, and flu season are just a few of the seasonal issues that can crop up in our wellness journey. However, did you know that your pet’s health needs attention in fall as well? Many of the same issues we face — plus a few distinct to our furry friends — can pop up as summer fades.  Below, we’ve gathered

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Smart Moving Advice All Dog Owners Should Follow

Moving to a new home is stressful enough on its own, but things only get more complicated when you have furry friends to worry about. Not only are dogs sensitive about changes to their environment, but you also have to remove stains, smells, and other evidence of your dog from your old place. You'll also have to be particularly mindful of staying safe and healthy during the pandemic. Even though moving with dogs dur

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