To the vet! To the vet! To the vet! I can’t yap this enough: take your pet to the vet at least once per year. Part of a vet visit is checking out our hearts, which can detect most ailments.

Some symptoms you can look for:

• coughing or hacking
• wheezing
• decreased energy or stamina
• edema
• abdominal bloat
• signs of poor cirulation
• fainting

Preventing Heart Disease In Pets

Luckily, preventing heart disease can be simple. Just like managing your own lifestyle, doing the same with pet can work wonders!

Common causes of heart disease in pets include:

• Eating foods that are high in saturated fats and cholesterol
• Leading an inactive lifestyle
• Being overweight
• Unhappiness and stress

Take a tip from your own lifestyle, humans! Feed your pet a healthy diet, give them plenty of exercise, and supplement with an herbal blend to keep your pet healthy! Take these tips to your own heart, too. You’ll all stay healthy together, longer!

And by the way, taking care of us pets can lower you human’s risk of having a heart attack, too. Lovely!

I heart you, Buster

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