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HOW TO Keep Your Dog Safe in Cold Weather
Tips for keeping your dog safe from cold-weather woes like hypothermia, frost bite and antifreeze poisoning.
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HOW TO Prevent Flea and Tick Bites Naturally
Concerned about using chemicals to control your dog’s fleas and ticks? Try these safe, natural remedies instead.
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HOW TO Manage Your Dog’s Diabetes
Diabetes is a growing epidemic in the U.S. – and dogs are affected, too. Here’s how to treat and manage this disease.
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HOW TO Treat Your Dog for Chocolate Toxicity
Here’s why chocolate is so toxic for dogs – including important factors like your dog’s size, the type of chocolate and amount consumed. If your dog should get hold of chocolate, here’s what to do.
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HOW TO Help Your Obese Dog Get In Shape
Overweight dogs may be at risk for several medical conditions. Help your dog lose weight with these tips!
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HOW TO Treat Your Dog For Chocolate Toxicity
Is chocolate really toxic to dogs? Read about contributing factors such as your dog’s size, the type of chocolate and the amount consumed.
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Our Ask a Vet, Patrick Mahaney, has advice for the pet parent of two dogs who won’t eat and look miserable.
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My Springer Spaniel is Prone to Urinary Infections – How Can I Help Her?
She is prone to urinary infections – always has been – and I’ve learned to see the signs and to take her urine to my vet to be tested. They say they see blood, but not a lot of white blood cells, so they want to put a tube up her to get a sterile sample.
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HOW TO Treat Your Dog’s Abscessed Tooth
Noticeable swelling below your dog’s eye could be the sign of an abscess, which is a painful pus formation in the tissue surrounding a tooth.
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Find A Vet’s HOW TO section helps answer your questions about dog care. We post a new topic every Wednesday, so be sure to check back each week.
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HOW TO Treat Your Dog’s Frostbite
The combination of cold temperature and reduced blood flow can allow the tissues to freeze, causing severe tissue injury. Frostbite is most likely to happen in body parts farthest from the heart and in tissues with a lot of exposed surface area.
