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Has your dog started bumping into things?  Does it seem like he is more afraid of noises than usual? Or does it seem that he is not aware of his surroundings or his boundaries?  If so, then your dog may be experiencing the beginning stages of vision loss. There are many different reasons your dog…

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Has your dog been acting extra tired lately? Does it seem to hurt your dog when he walks? When you go to pet him, does he pull away, seemingly in pain? These could be signs your dog is suffering from lupus. What is Lupus in Dogs? Lupus in dogs is an autoimmune disease that is…

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Life with pets is full of interesting twists and turns, especially when it comes to navigating their health. Understanding their symptoms and identifying possible health conditions all comes down to what’s considered normal (or abnormal) for your dog. Autoimmune disease in dogs, specifically, can result in a range of symptoms and signs that show your…

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Just as with humans, canines can sometimes suffer from a condition of the eyes called glaucoma. This is an increase of pressure that has built up inside of the eye. This type of pressure is called intra-ocular pressure, or IOP for short. What is Glaucoma in Dogs? Humans as well as dogs have a normal…

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Dogs can develop a wide range of illnesses and ailments, and can often leave their owners feeling rather helpless – especially since it is often difficult to figure out what’s wrong with your dog. Sometimes the symptoms may be obvious, but others… not so much. When it comes to osteochondritis dissecans (OCD), the symptoms are…

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Having a pet, especially an outdoor pet, can be difficult when temperatures drop. It’s a common misconception that animals with fur can withstand colder temperatures better than humans. This may be true for certain thick-furred animal breeds like huskies or malamutes, but most animals get just as cold as humans do during the winter. A…

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See our Breed Guide for more specifics on your pet. Addison’s Disease: Also known as hypoadrenocorticism, this extremely serious condition is caused by an insufficient production of adrenal hormones by the adrenal gland. Most dogs with Addison’s disease vomit, have a poor appetite, and lethargy. Because these signs are vague and can be mistaken for…

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