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If you have a large or deep-chested dog, you might have heard your veterinarian or even other pet owners talk about the risks of bloat. Despite the name, bloat is a serious and rapidly progressing condition that affects more than 36,000 dogs each year, and sadly, 30% of those cases are fatal.
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If you have a dog, you most likely have seen them limp or refuse to put weight on a foot at some point. Dogs run, jump, and sometimes take a risky tumble, leaving them a bit stiff for a day or two. Most of the time, a quick vet visit brings reassurance that it’s nothing but a tweak. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. For...
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Have you ever gone to pick up your dog's favorite toy while cleaning, only to be met with a deep growl and a hard stare? Or was there a time that you forgot to add something to your dog's food bowl, and when you approached them to add it, they lunged or even snapped at you?Â
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Have you ever noticed your dog straining to pee or having accidents in the house? While these signs might seem like a simple UTI, they could actually point to something more serious — bladder stones. These hard mineral formations can cause discomfort, infections, and even dangerous blockages if left untreated, making them someth...
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Ensuring your dog stays healthy starts with a comprehensive vaccination plan. A proper puppy vaccine schedule is essential to protect against various infectious diseases. In this guide, we’ll discuss core vaccines, lifestyle-based vaccines, and recommended vaccine schedules for puppies and adult dogs based on recommendations and...
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Bringing a new puppy home is an exciting experience for so many people around the world every year, but it can also be unexpectedly challenging. Many new puppy owners can find themselves feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or even regretful in the early days of pet parenthood, often wondering, "Was getting a puppy a mistake?"
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Stop looking at keeping an eye on your dog's daily duties as a chore—it's a goldmine of information about your pet’s health! Understanding the nuances of your dog's stool can be your first line of defense against health issues and so much more. Let’s unpack the signs hidden in the sights and smells of what your dog leaves behind...
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Fleas and ticks may be tiny, but they can cause some big problems for our cats and dogs. As responsible dog owners, it's crucial to prioritize flea and tick prevention to keep our dogs happy, healthy, and itch-free. But with so many options available, how do you choose the right prevention method?
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Introducing dogs to one another may seem simple, but without the right approach, these interactions can go wrong quickly and result in a number of socialization issues for your dog later in life.
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When it comes to keeping your dog as healthy as possible, vaccines play a crucial role. For most pet owners, keeping up with vaccines is easy, as it's a routine part of their vet visits managed by their veterinarian and care team. But for some pet owners, going into the clinic every time their dog needs a shot or vaccination has...
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