
Genevieve Dugal
Writer at Dogster
A biologist and science writer, Genevieve has a special fondness for capuchin monkeys, apes, and kangaroos, which has inspired her to volunteer and work at wildlife rehabilitation centers in countries like Bolivia, Guatemala, Canada, and Australia. Now living as a Canadian expat in Argentina, she enjoys the sight of horses and cows outside her home office window every morning. Genevieve is the proud owner of three rescue dogs—Lemmy, Nala, and Pochi—and a lively kitten named Furiosa. She finds happiness and fulfillment in sharing her passion and extensive knowledge of animals with others. Source
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Sep 28, 2024 |
dogster.com | Genevieve Dugal
To help your dog maintain good health, you can choose one of the dog food options from our list that works best for your diabetic dog.
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Sep 5, 2024 |
dogster.com | Genevieve Dugal
If you spend a lot of time and energy into making sure your pup has great food to eat, starting your own dog food business can be an interesting and even lucrative idea...
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Jun 28, 2024 |
catster.com | Genevieve Dugal
Have you ever had a sick kitty and wondered if you could simply get a prescription for your feline friend online? The answer is no, but you can get a prescription from your normal vet and fill that online. Most online veterinarians aren’t allowed to write prescriptions because they can’t establish a veterinary-client-patient relationship (VCPR). This is a connection between a veterinarian, a pet parent (you), and your pet. In most states, a vet must see your pet in person to create a VCPR.
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Apr 23, 2024 |
hepper.com | Genevieve Dugal |Ashley Darby
Learning how to properly trim your kitty’s sharp claws is a key skill. You will need to clip them to prevent problems arising from the nails being too long and, sometimes, to protect your furniture. But how do you cut the nails of a cat that won’t let you? Don’t worry, we got you covered with this step-by-step guide. We walk you through the whole process, from preparation to the final snip, while ensuring that you and your feline friend emerge unscathed.
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Apr 19, 2024 |
hepper.com | Genevieve Dugal |Ashley Darby
If you are the proud pet parent of two bundles of fluff—a cute bunny and a sweet hamster—you may think that buying the same food for both of them would be a good idea. However, rabbits should not eat hamster food. For one thing, hamsters are omnivores and rabbits are herbivores and therefore, have different nutritional needs.
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