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The World Through the Eyes of Your Pet

Although we can never truly know what a dog or cat is seeing, science gives us a lot of information on how their vision differs from ours. Pet owners often ask questions about the vision of their animals. Well, here are the answers, or as much as science can tell us.

Gentle Care Veterinary Hospital

3 minutes read

1 year ago

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There are many variations of content for pet lovers, but most have been simplified or adapted for easier reading. Our blog aims to gather the most heartfelt and helpful advice for pet parents everywhere.

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FAQs

Below are some answers to our most common questions.

Senior pets often experience arthritis, dental disease, and chronic conditions like kidney or heart disease. They can also develop new lumps and bumps that need further evaluation with your veterinarian. Regular check-ups are essential to catch and manage these issues early.