HeyJaredRonnie Casey
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- Aug 22, 2026
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Take Your Cat to the Vet Day | Casey (opens the original)
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Today is National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day, which is observed annually on August 22 to promote regular veterinary care for cats. Although it may not be your cat’s favorite celebration, it is an important day. We take our children to their pediatricians; we see our physicians; heck, even our autos get oil changes to keep everything running smoothly. However, a recent study conducted in the U.S. revealed that 9.6% of cat owners do not take their cat to the veterinarian at all, and 27.1% visit
Aggression in dogs | Casey (opens the original)
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By Ronnie CaseyPUBLISHED: July 25, 2026 at 2:50 AM PDT Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...I usually read the information compiled from the logs of the Tehama County law enforcement agencies in our local paper. Often, there is a report of a dog (or dogs) attacking a person or other animals. For many, our dogs are cherished family members. When one becomes aggressive and bites, it is both alarming and […] Already have an account? Log In This article is only available to subscribers Flash Sa
Gastrointestinal Issues in Kittens | Ronnie Casey (opens the original)
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As kitten season continues, I am sure that those of you caring for the little ones are more than aware that kittens can fade fast, and one of their more common problems is gastrointestinal-related. The big problem is diarrhea, which can have a variety of causes. While some cases may not be life-threatening and are temporary, the loss of fluid due to it can quickly lead to dangerous levels of dehydration, which ultimately results in the kitten’s death. Parasites like worms and bacterial infection
Chronic Wasting Disease | Casey (opens the original)
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Over the last couple of weeks, I had a close encounter with a fawn and, a few days later, with a doe. Unfortunately, both had less-than-stellar outcomes. Because the doe exhibited many of the signs of chronic wasting disease (CWD), the responding California Department of Fish and Wildlife officer took the animal for necropsy. Fortunately, the result was negative for CWD. Since 1967, when the disease was first identified in mule deer in Colorado, CWD has spread to free-ranging and captive populat
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