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Dog's Swollen Ear Flap May Be a Hematoma
Bleeding under the skin of the pinna causes a puffy appearance known as an aural hematoma and should be treated by a veterinarian to prevent infection, pain and scarring. more...
When the tear gland of the third eyelid slips out of place and becomes inflamed, the medical term is nictitans gland prolapse, but may not be as serious as it appears. more...
World's Oldest Dogs Live More Than Twenty Years
Chanel, a Dachshund mix, lived to age 21; Bluey, an Australian cattle dog, lived to age 29. Here's how to help your senior dog live longer. more...
Probiotics and Prebiotics for Dogs
Feeding probiotics and prebiotics in the canine diet have been shown to improve digestive function and overall health. more...
Called seizure, convulsion, fit, and epilepsy, this fainting, thrashing, shaking behavior alarms dog owners but here's what to do. more...
Protecting Your Dog's Feet from Summer Burns
Dog foot pads are generally tough protection for the feet but walking on hot surfaces in summer can cause burns, blisters, soreness, and infection. more...
Thermo Regulating Beds or Cooling Dog Mats
Cooling beds or thermo regulating mats, as well as vests and bandanas, and plenty of water can help keep dogs from getting too hot, outdoors or in. more...
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Where to Find Free Dog Food Samples
By: Tammie Burak
Dog food manufacturers are always looking for new customers and offer coupons and free samples to dog owners. Here's where to find these offers. more...
Homemade Dog Food For the Allergic Dog
By: Sandy McCollum
A dog's food allergy can be tortuous. Reciipes designed for the allergic pet can help bring relief a little sooner. more...
When Does a Dog Need a Veterinary Neurologist?
By:
Dawn M. Smith
When a dog develops neurological disease that is not easily diagnosed, a visit to a veterinary neurologist may be suggested. How to know when this is the right decision. more...
Caring for newborn puppies can be an adventure, but with good planning and lots of love and attention you can raise healthy, lovable dogs. more...
By: Jane Finch
Some dogs are stressed by a visit to the grooming salon. Why not consider bathing and grooming the dog and save some cash, too? more...
Canine Dysplasia and Alternative Treatments
By:
Jan Lee
Laser Therapy and other innovative treatments are being explored for treating elbow and hip dysplasia in cases where surgery isn't an option, says researcher. more...
By: Kimberly Coghlan
Like kidney stones in humans, dogs can develop bladder stones. If left untreated, the stones can cause a blockage, preventing the dog from urinating. This can be fatal. more...
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