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Is Rawhide Dangerous For Dogs?

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From small puppies to adult dogs, most pet parents will agree upon one thing: dogs love to chew! A go-to treat that’s been around for many decades is rawhide, a widely used product that satisfies a canine’s natural urge to chew.  Since they are relatively cheap and available in most pet shops, rawhides can be…

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Can Cats Eat Cheese?

There are a few things to avoid feeding your cat, such as anything with caffeine or chocolate, but you may wonder: can cats eat cheese? The answer: yes and no. On one hand, some cats enjoy cheese and it is a source of vitamin D. Even then, it’s best to give them only small amounts.…

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Why Is My Cat Losing Weight?

Many cat owners worry about their cat getting fat, but very few realize that a cat losing weight is just as serious of a problem. Unintentional weight loss can be a sign of an underlying medical issue that needs to be addressed. If your cat is losing weight, you may not immediately notice because weight…

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Alopecia in Dogs: A Helpful Guide

Alopecia is one of the most common skin disorders in dogs. Alopecia on dogs causes the animal to have partial or complete hair loss, but it also refers to deficiencies in a dog’s coat or a failure to grow hair at all. It can affect a dog’s skin, endocrine system, lymphatic system, and immune system,…

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Dog Has a Blood Clot in Urine: What Do I Do?

You should never ignore a dog blood clot in urine. A blood clot, or thrombus, can form in any location in a dog’s body. A blood clot, in and of itself, is usually an indicator that your dog may have an underlying medical issue that needs attention. If you see blood, or clotted blood, in…

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Tularemia in Dogs: A Guide

Tularemia is a bacterial disease caused by Francisella tularensis. Although rare, dogs can contract this disease at any stage of their life. It’s also known as “rabbit fever” because it’s typically found in animals such as rabbits and rodents. In some cases, tularemia in dogs left untreated can become fatal, so it’s important to recognize…

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Hepatitis A in Dogs

When reading the word “Hepatitis,” the first thought that comes to mind is likely the infectious human disease. However, it is important to understand that Hepatitis A in humans is very different from Hepatitis A in canines. With that knowledge, the disease is not any less scary and should be taken seriously in all cases.…

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Dog Eye Discharge: Causes & Symptoms

Eyes are the window to the soul, so it’s no wonder that as a dog owner, you might get a little nervous if anything out of the ordinary should arise in your dog’s orbital spheres (fancy way of saying eyeballs). The truth is, the eye is an extremely complex and sensitive organ. It’s a majorly…

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Cat Pneumonia Symptoms: What to Look For

If you’re like most cat owners, the health and wellbeing of your cat are always at the front of your mind. And the truth is, there’s a lot out there that can affect the health of your cat or put him in danger of serious injury or death. If it’s not coyotes and cars, it’s…

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Signs & Symptoms of Pneumonia in Dogs

Most pet owners are crazy about their dog. They want to get them the best food, the best toys, and keep them as healthy as possible. But sometimes, in the face of our best efforts, dogs get sick. There’s a lot of reasons why a dog may get sick, from microbial infections to swallowing a…

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