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We all love a dog who can shake, speak, and roll over, but good behavior goes much deeper than party tricks. Today, we'll tackle pieces of the transformative journey of dog training. As a veterinarian with years of experience, I've seen the difference that timely and effective training can make in the lives of dogs and their fa...
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In the world of dogs, brachycephalic breeds, with their distinctive smooshed faces, have captured the hearts of many. Their popularity, especially that of the French Bulldog, now reigning as the most beloved breed in the United States, is undeniable. The quirky snorts and snores we love in brachycephalic dogs, like Bulldogs and ...
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Mushroom ingestion by animals is dangerous, causing toxicities that can progress from severe to deadly in a matter of hours. While strolling through the woods or even in your backyard, your pet might encounter these intriguing “pseudo-plants” and cause unexpected dangers to our canine companions. Today we delve into a topic that...
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As veterinarians, we witness the heartwarming bond between puppies and their families every day. Yet, lurking beneath the playful nips and joyful tail wags, a serious threat often overshadows these early days: parvovirus.
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As a veterinarian, I've witnessed firsthand the importance of heart health in our canine companions and the impact it has on their quality of life. This blog is designed to guide you through the complex world of canine cardiology, breaking down the technicalities into understandable insights. We will explore common heart disease...
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Welcome to our exploration of canine endodontics, a critical aspect of veterinary dental care that often goes unnoticed until a problem arises. Let's take a visit to Green Dog Veterinary Center - where they focus on endodontic procedures that play an integral role in maintaining the dental health of our canine companions.
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Bloat is a condition most commonly seen in dogs. It is a life-threatening emergency that can lead to the stomach twisting (also known as gastric dilation and volvulus or GDV for short), commonly mistaken as "GVD." As pet owners, understanding this condition's signs, causes, and preventive measures is vital for keeping our belove...
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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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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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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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