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Many pet owners associate grooming as essential only in the summer, when high temperatures mean ensuring your pet has a light coat to ease the heat. However, grooming is equally important during winter, when cold temperatures and snow mean your pet should retain vital body heat and keep skin hydrated. From a thicker-than-usual c...
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These days, it seems like there’s a “national day” for everything, from Alien Abduction Day to National Apricot Day. However, one of these unique days has grabbed the attention of the veterinary community and dog owners — National Peanut Butter Day.
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In recent years, veterinary medicine has witnessed the rise of an innovative, non-invasive treatment method that's changing how we care for our pets: laser therapy. This advanced technology has become a game-changer in veterinary offices, offering a painless, efficient, and side-effect-free method to treat a variety of ailments ...
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National Unchain a Dog Month is a rallying cry for a collective commitment to elevate the lives of our canine companions. As veterinarians, we do more than provide healthcare services for pets. We also advocate for the overall well-being of animals. That’s why we are writing this blog post to discuss the profound impact of Natio...
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As the cold weather sets in, our outdoor activities with our energetic canines inevitably get limited. But a drop in temperature or a bit more moisture doesn’t mean a dip in fun! There are plenty of engaging and mentally stimulating indoor games for your pup to keep them happy, active, and support them to maintain a healthy weig...
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Why does my dog love to dig? Why does she try to "herd" the kids when they play outside? Where does he get those ears? These are some questions that owners of mixed breeds may ask themselves. Now, thanks to DNA testing, those answers may be a cheek swab away. Pet DNA testing has emerged as a groundbreaking tool that goes beyond ...
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Addison's disease in dogs, a condition that might not grab headlines but certainly deserves our attention, is a unique and intriguing medical puzzle.
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If your dog is feeling under the weather and the reason isn’t immediately clear, your veterinarian may recommend an endoscopy to help reach a conclusive diagnosis. This minimally invasive procedure offers an internal look at your dog’s organs without causing any unnecessary stress or discomfort since it requires sedation.
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As the winter season wraps our world in a chilly embrace, it brings with it the unique charm and quiet beauty of snowy landscapes, twinkling lights, and crisp, fresh air. Taking a festive winter walk with your family, including your canine companions, is not just a way to relish these enchanting scenes; it's also an opportunity ...
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When a dog suffers from a torn cruciate ligament, it's not just a mere injury but a pivotal moment in both the pet's and the owner's life. This common yet complex issue, mirroring the ACL injuries in humans, poses significant challenges and decisions for pet care. Understanding the intricacies of cruciate injuries and the array ...
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