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Try Not To Scratch:  A Look At Dog Skin Diseases

Like people, dogs are prone to a wide variety of skin problems.  Well, I guess that’s the price the largest organ in our bodies has to pay.  If your dog ever scratches to the point of getting bald spots, take the dog to the vet.  It will not go away on its own.  In order to properly treat a dog skin disease, More…

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Dogs & Drugs: Why Sedatives & Tranquilizers May Put Your Dog To Sleep… Forever!

A recent report from Colorado State University noted that drug abuse among pets is becoming a serious problem. We know how dog owners tend to select pets which look like them. Now, apparently, they’re trying to get their pets to act like them. More…

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Hip Dysplasia Surgery Options: Ask What Your Veterinarian Can Do

We usually associate bone and joint problems with older dogs, but puppies also have their own skeletal issues. By far the most well known joint problem – hip dysplasia – is most commonly seen in larger dogs, but can occur in any breed.

Those commonly affected include Labrador and golden retrievers, Newfoundlands, great Pyrenees, great Danes, Doberman Pinschers, and of course, German Shepherds. More…

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