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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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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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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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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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In the world of canine health, a complex respiratory illness affecting dogs is unfolding before us. This sickness, making headlines both locally and nationally, has emerged as a complicated puzzle in the veterinary community. Recently, the San Diego Humane Society reported a surge in severe upper respiratory infections in dogs, ...
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One phenomenon that has both puzzled and concerned countless dog owners is separation anxiety. Imagine the unease of a toddler on the first day of preschool, multiplied by a deep-rooted instinctual bond, and you're getting close to what many dogs feel. Mental health is important for our pups just as it is us humans and as it tur...
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Did you know that over half of all dogs in the U.S. are considered overweight or obese? Obesity isn't just a human epidemic; it affects our four-legged friends too. According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, approximately 56% of dogs in the United States were classified as overweight or obese in 2018.
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Nothing is cuter than dressing up your pets for Halloween, especially if it’s a themed costume to match your kids. However, it’s easy to get caught up in the fun of the holiday and forget that Halloween comes with some dangers and uneasiness for household pets. Following are four smart tips to help keep your pets safe and calm ...
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Sometimes, your veterinarian needs to see the internal workings of your dog to make an adequate prognosis on his health. Veterinary diagnostic imaging helps us do that. You’re probably familiar with X-rays (radiographs), ultrasounds, MRIs and CT scans. Each of these tools offers ways we can see inside your dog for a full pictur...
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Ready for an entertaining twist on your daily dog walks? Let us introduce you to the concept of a "Sniffari"! If you've ever watched your pup get lost in a good sniff during a walk or seen the joy in their eyes when they're hunting for a hidden toy, you know there's something special about these moments. But did you know that su...
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