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Pet HealthFeb 7, 2019
How to Clean a Dog's Ears: Step-by-Step Expert Guide
Learn how to clean a dog's ears effectively and safely with our expert guide. Ensure your dog's ear health with proper cleaning techniques and tips.
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Dr. Pippa Elliott, BVMS, MRCVS
Pet HealthFeb 5, 2019
Ectropion in Dogs: What You Need to Know
Ectropion in dogs — where their eyelids droop or roll away from the eye — may require surgery, but it depends on the severity. Read on for more information.
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Dr. Debora Lichtenberg, VMD
Pet HealthFeb 4, 2019
Asthma in Cats: How We Diagnose and Treat It
Asthma is most common in young to middle-aged cats. Here is what causes asthma in cats, and how you can manage this condition in your pet.
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Dr. Pippa Elliott, BVMS, MRCVS
Pet HealthJan 29, 2019
Entropion in Dogs and Surgery: What You Need to Know
Entropion in dogs often requires surgery performed by a skilled veterinary surgeon. Learn more about this eye condition in our expert guide.
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Dr. Debora Lichtenberg, VMD
Pet HealthJan 15, 2019
Heartworm Treatment for Dogs: An Expert Guide
While prevention is always the preferred way to protect pets from parasites, infected dogs can fully recover.
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Dr. Debora Lichtenberg, VMD
Pet HealthJan 15, 2019
How Too Much (or Too Little) Vitamin D Affects Cats
According to one study, high levels of Vitamin D increase survival rates, so why don't experts recommend giving your cat a Vitamin D supplement?
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Dr. Pippa Elliott, BVMS, MRCVS
Pet HealthDec 20, 2018
2 Puzzling Cases of Excessive Peeing in Dogs
Excessive peeing in dogs isn't a disease in itself, but it's a possible symptom of ailments such as diabetes, kidney infection and cystitis.
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Dr. Pippa Elliott, BVMS, MRCVS
Pet HealthDec 4, 2018
How Climate Change Affects Our Pets
Climate change is already affecting our pets, putting them at higher risk of nasty mosquito- and tick-borne diseases like heartworm and Lyme disease.
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Dr. Debora Lichtenberg, VMD
Pet HealthNov 29, 2018
Do Dogs See in Color? (And Other Canine Eyesight Questions.)
When it comes to who has better night vision, dogs win out over humans. This is because their sight favors rods more than cones in the retinas of their eyes.
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