Staying Healthy
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11.8K4Causes and Remedies For Dog Tear Stains
Depending on what breed of dog you may have, they may sometimes shed tears that are significantly colored, unlike human tears. These...
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47.8K2Need-to-Know Information on Canine Leg Injuries
Dog leg injuries have different symptoms, such as lameness, a prominent limp or the inability to walk. These symptoms can be present...
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5.4K3New Reasearch in Canine Epilepsy Treatment
Canine epilepsy is a very serious ailment for dogs, but it is also one of the most mysterious ones. And most of...
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5.2K2Does Your Dog Suffer from Spring Allergies?
The official start of Spring is only a week away!! Along with the beauty of the blossoms, grass blades, tree leaves, and...
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17.9K1The Dangers of Aluminum for You and Your Dog
Like it or not, aluminum is one of the most widely-used metals in the world. But did you know that it is...
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2.9KMichelle Obama: Dogs Need Diet & Exercise, Too
It’s no secret that First Lady Michelle Obama is on a mission to get kids in shape and eating right as a...
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Tips To Protect Your Dog In Winter
I know it’s hot as blue blazes here in the USA right now, and you’re probably not thinking of Tips to Protect...
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18.3K7Why Don’t Barefoot Dogs Get Frostbite?
As humans, we like to project our own comforts onto our pets. We sleep in soft cushy beds, so our dogs must...
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Why you should use natural dog shampoos for your fur baby
Are you bathing your dog with cheap doggy shampoos or worse, using human shampoo? If so you’re not doing your dog any...
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Recognizing Deadly Canine Bloat
What in the world is canine bloat? Normally found in larger breeds this condition is a build-up of gas in the stomach...
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Be on the lookout for Canine Hip Dysplasia
Owners of large dog breeds should be aware their dog is more susceptible to Canine Hip Dysplasia than are the smaller breeds,...
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2.6KProtect your dog from Canine Infectious Hepatitis
Just what is and how can you protect your dog from Canine Infectious Hepatitis? This is a virus most dogs will be...
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Recognizing and preventing Canine Distemper
Recognizing and preventing your dog from contracting canine distemper must be one of the top health priorities of all dog owners. If...
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Your dog’s happiness is tied to his health
A healthy dog is a happy dog. It is our responsibility as dog owners to see to the health of our good...
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8.4K6To Neuter or Not: The Pros & Cons of Sterilization
Sterilization basically involves taking away the prime source of hormones that monitor reproduction as well as determine the unique physical and behavioral...
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28.3K4Eclampsia (Milk Fever) in Dogs is Deadly Serious
Lactating female dogs with a young litter of pups to feed are susceptible to Eclampsia (Milk Fever) and need extra calcium to...
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Getting Used to Living With a Blind Dog
Dogs, just like people, begin to lose their ability to see well as they grow older. Occasionally blindness results and for those...
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Early Detection of Distemper Can Save Your Furball
Known as the “dog killer”, distemper is a deadly disease that can infect all breeds. Otherwise healthy, strong dog are not immune...
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Why Does The Dog Have Bad Breath?
When we are playing with our dog we all eventually catch a whiff of his or her breath. Whew! Why does the...
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113.3K26Canine Mastitis is Deadly Serious
Canine mastitis is usually found in female dogs that are nursing a new litter of puppies, but in other instances can also...
