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Weโve all heard the term โmangy mutt.โ But do you know what mange actually is and how it can affect your dog?
For most of us, our dogs are usually involved in every aspect of our lives. As a result, injuries can occur. Burns are uncommon in dogs, but they do happen. Itโs important to know how to manage them should they occur.
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Despite widespread vaccination, diseases such as distemper and parvovirus are still present in the dog population. Here’s how to spot the signs and treat it immediately.
The holidays are a wonderful time to spend with our furry friends. It can be tempting to not only share the love but to share the wonderful holiday food, too. But be warned! Veterinarians know this time of a year as a bad one for pancreatitis.
Itโs 3 a.m., and youโre sound asleep. Suddenly, your dog is coughing. Or is he gagging? Wait! Is he choking?! You leap out of bed to check on him, and heโs already gone back to sleep. Dogs make all kinds of funny noises, and most donโt signal a problem. So when should you be concerned?
Lifesaving Fluids: What you should know
Nothing can ruin a lovely walk with your canine friend like a dog fight. Unfortunately, even with careful attention, it can happen.
Three of the most common pet toxins can be found in many yards.
Summer is a great time to be a dog owner! Long days, water activities and outdoor sports make for wonderful times with your companion as long as you stay aware of hot weather risks.
Bloat is a common canine emergency and one of the few that requires immediate surgery
Itโs important to be prepared if your dog suddenly collapses.
Dogs are curious and love to try out new, tasty treats (food and otherwise), and this season has an abundance of them. Unfortunately, some of them can turn your holiday into a disaster.
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