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Exploring a variety of medical-related topics which could have an impact on your pet's health, now or in the future.
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You take your male dog in to be neutered, and after he is back home, it appears that the testicles are still there. Or are they? Learn the answer to this common question, why it may happen, and if you should be concerned. Via jana rade
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The petMD Chocolate Toxicity Meter will let you know how much theobromide and caffeine your dog has consumed and the symptoms that may follow. Delete the scoop?
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by Mike Barton Here are some great tips about how to keep your pet safe around pools: There are many myths out there about pool safety with pets. First Via jana rade Delete the scoop?
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CAPC Predicts Lyme Disease Extremely High This Year PR Newswire (press release) To fully understand the threat of disease to dogs and cats in their immediate area, pet owners may sign up for regular email updates by visiting www.petsandparasites.org.
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Let’s face it: no one likes to think about their best friends growing old. One of the worst things about loving a dog or cat is the simple fact they age faster than we do. Delete the scoop?
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In the second part of Dr. Coates's "How To" series … cleaning ears. This is a chore that most pet owners will have to attempt at some point in their lives, and Dr. Coates has a step-by-step guide. Via jana rade Delete the scoop?
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A surgical procedure well known to the arthritic elderly and worn-out footballers is now available to dogs. Delete the scoop?
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Snails are not usually poisonous -- at least in the U.S. -- but things associated with snails can be. Via jana rade Delete the scoop?
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Poison Prevention Awareness Month is a good time to look at the potentially harmful substances in our homes that could be sickening our pets - and ourselves. Keep pets safe by minimizing their exposure to toxic toys and common household products. Delete the scoop?
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Kim Woollard, 52, from Chessington, took her labrador Barney for a seaside walk, and the dog (pictured) returned with more than 100 pebbles in his stomach.
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Be careful what you allow your pet to ingest! You don't want him or her to end up like this poor guy.This doesn't happen only on beaches either. Delete the scoop?
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Complete details of the expanded Kasel dog treats recall posted by the editors of the Dog Food Advisor Via Rachele L, Vicki Cook Delete the scoop?
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Kasel Associated Industries of Denver, CO is voluntarily recalling ALL PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED AT ITS DENVER, COLORADO FACILITY FROM APRIL 20, 2012 THRU SEPTEMBER 19, 2012 due to possible Salmonella contamination. Delete the scoop?
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Probiotic use for disease prevention and treatment in veterinary medicine is promising but still preliminary. Via jana rade Delete the scoop?
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A well-written article on the importance of appropriately trimmed toenails Delete the scoop?
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Some foods suitable for humans are harmful – or even toxic – for animals. Most notable among these are: Via jana rade Delete the scoop?
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Dog bladder stones are painful but not life-threatening. However, no pet owner wants a pet to suffer and wonders what to do. In this interview, Dr. Cathy Alinovi discusses treatment and care options. Via jana rade Delete the scoop?
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Q. My dog just had his first seizure. What caused it, and is it likely to happen again? Does he need to be on medication for seizures? Delete the scoop?
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Dudley has come a long way since late last October when all four legs were completely paralyzed for reasons that are still a medical mystery. Via Vicki Cook Delete the scoop?
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More than 18million pets are at risk of dying early because of poor diets which often include takeaways, crisps and cakes. Via Vicki Cook Delete the scoop?
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Great Danes "turn gray" much earlier than Chihuahuas. Delete the scoop?
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Q. My neighbor’s dog has a wound that is being treated with antibiotics but it is not healing. I have heard lots of information about the bacteria called MRSA being such a terrible thing. Could this be affecting my neighbor’s dog? Delete the scoop?
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Results of the latest survey conducted by the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention are downright scary. More and more pets are at unhealthy weights, and owners are completely oblivious. Delete the scoop?
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