Dog Health
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Dog Diseases & Conditions A-Z Kidney Disease in Dogs: What Dog Owners Should Know Kidney disease is a problem every dog parent needs to know about. Learn why it's so important here. Read More > |
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Dog Behavior Puppy Socialization and the Sensitive Period: When is it, and is it important? Dr. Sophia Yin, the Pet Health Network's resident behavioralist, explains how and why we know that socializing puppies is important. Several ground-breaking studies have shown that the earlier socialization starts, the more well-adjusted a dog will become in later years. Read More > |
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Dog Toxins & Poisons Top 10 Canine Toxins: Part II Take the time to pet-proof your house to avoid accidental poisonings to your pets. Read More > |
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Dog Toxins & Poisons The Top 10 Canine Toxins: Part I When it comes to mouse and rat poisons, there are several different active ingredients and types of action, making all of them potentially poisonous to dogs. Read More > |
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My Dog's Veterinarian How To Tell If You Have An Awesome Vet An awesome vet means a healthy pet. These are the traits to look for in an extraordinary doctor! Read More > |
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Dog Surgery A-Z Extreme Pet Makeover: Back End Surgery Learn about the unique kinds of surgery that can improve quality of life for many pets. Read More > |
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My Dog's Veterinarian Sometimes, You Just Need To Follow the Directions After a diagnosis or surgery, it’s important to recognize that veterinary advice is to be taken seriously. This pet parent learned the hard way. Read More > |
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Dog Checkups & Preventive Care Do Small Dogs Live Longer? Why do small dogs tend to live longer than larger dogs? Read More > |
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Dog Checkups & Preventive Care That Microchip Just Might Save Your Pet's Life! An identification tag isn't always enough to keep pets safe when they run away. Microchips are safe, permanent, and can save lives. Read More > |
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Dog Diseases & Conditions A-Z Walter the Farting Dog Read More > |
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Dog Diseases & Conditions A-Z 5 More Ways To Ease Pet Arthritis (Part II) Arthritis can be miserable for cats and dogs, but fortunately there are ways to ease the pain, including pain meds, surgery, and more. Read More > |