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How Probable Is It For Your Dog To Recover From Valley Fever?
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How Probable Is It For Your Dog To Recover From Valley Fever?

Valley fever is a fungal infection caused by the fungus Coccidioides. The symptoms of Valley Fever in dogs are similar to those in humans, with the most common being fever, cough, and respiratory problems. Read

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How Probable Is It For Your Dog To Recover From Valley Fever? By Roy Higgs

Valley fever is a fungal infection caused by the fungus Coccidioides. The symptoms of Valley Fever in dogs are similar to those in humans, with the most common being fever, cough, and respiratory problems.

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How to Avoid Antifreeze Poisoning in Dogs and Cats By Lauren Leonardi

Dogs and cats seem to get into everything and if something smells and tastes good, they are definitely going to give it a try. Antifreeze can be fatal to pets, so it's important to make sure your pet stays as far away from it as possible.

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How To Avoid Dog Herpes? By Roy Higgs

Canine herpesvirus is one of the most dreaded dog diseases everywhere. This disease is a very common cause of death in pups and pregnant bitches.

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How to Care for Your Dog After Surgery By Roy Higgs

Like humans, dogs too feel fatigued after surgery. To ensure their speedy recovery to make them feel as comfortable as possible, you need to care for them in a special manner after their surgery.

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How to Give a Cat or Dog Shot By Lauren Leonardi

If you can get past the needles, it is cheaper for you, and less nerve wracking for your dog, to administer shots at home. And despite what you might think, it isn't all that hard! Here's how.

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How to Help Your Underweight Pet By Madeleine Burry

Underweight pets can suffer from health issues as easily as overweight pets can. Treat your underweight pet with these tips.

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How to Keep Your Dog Healthy Throughout Their Life? By Roy Higgs

Your dog is part of your family, so you want them to be healthy and happy. Whether it's a puppy or an older dog, this post helps you keep your four-legged friend in tip-top shape.

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How to Know if Your Pet Has Tapeworm By Maureen Ryan

Tapeworms, fleas, and every other pest have no business in or on your cat or dog. It is important for you to be able to detect the early symptoms in order to help rid your pet of tapeworms.

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How to Know if Your Pet is Underweight By Madeleine Burry

Several symptoms can point to an underweight pet. Here's what you'll need to look for to watch your pet's weight.

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How To Prevent Leptospirosis In Dogs? By Roy Higgs

You know how important it is to take your dog for a nice long walk. But ensure that you choose a clean and safe route because dogs donโ€™t wear shoes or clothes. And they definitely donโ€™t think before touching nasty stuff on the way. And that could bring back a plethora of germs with your furry friend to your home.

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How to Safely Buy Budget Pet Care By Mary Kearl

Pet meds are often an essential expense for pet parents. However, some pet parents may not realize the dangers of buying cheap and inexpensive pet medications from untrustworthy websites or overseas. Find out how to safely buy budget pet care here.

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How to Take Care of a Bedridden Dog By Roy Higgs

Taking care of a bedridden dog is no easy task. However, as long as you know what to do, things will feel much easier.

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How to Take Care of a Dog with Broken Limbs By Roy Higgs

Caring for a dog with broken limbs is tedious. However, as long as you know the right steps, it wonโ€™t feel that difficult.

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How To Take Care Of Small Breed Dogs By ContentFly

Small dogs are little bundles of happiness and cuteness that change your lives forever. Most small breed dogs are less than 18 inches tall and weigh no more than 20lbs. However, they can be quite a handful (literally) if taken for granted. . Here are some tips and pointers that are important when it comes to taking care of a small breed dog.

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How to Take Care of Your Dogโ€™s Health While Remaining in Quarantine By Roy Higgs

Are you living in quarantine because of the rapid global spread of COVID-19? That means that your four-pawed best friend is forced to be inside with you. Until recently, there was no evidence from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that pets could receive COVID-19.

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How to Treat a Kennel Cough in Dogs By ContentFly

Kennel cough is like cold, but for dogs. Thereโ€™s no need to feel scared, though, since hereโ€™s everything you can easily do to help your fluffball recover!

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How to Treat Heartworm in Dogs By Madeleine Burry

If your dog is diagnosed with heartworm disease, he/she can likely recover fully with treatment. Learn about the different treatment options available here.

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How to Treat Stenotic Nares in Cats and Dogs By Jesse Feldman

Stenotic nares are severe nasal abnormalities that are usually seen in brachycephalic dog and cat breeds. This condition can hinder your pet's ability to breathe. Luckily, there are treatment options available.

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How to Treat Your Pet's Whipworm Infection By Kat Sherbo

Whipworm infections can be scary, but treating and preventing further infections can be simple and very effective. Here are the medications and techniques for treating your pet's whipworm.

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Hydrocephalus in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment By Roy Higgs

Hydrocephalus is a major challenge for dogs and their owners, necessitating a thorough understanding of the condition. This article will look at the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for hydrocephalus in dogs, shedding light on the condition and its impact on our canine companions.

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Hyperphosphatemia (High Phosphorus Levels) in Dogs By Roy Higgs

Hyperphosphatemia is a condition in which the phosphorus level in a dog's circulation is unusually high. In this article, we explore this canine condition further.

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Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy (HOD) in Dogs: A Closer Look By Roy Higgs

Young dogs are susceptible to the painful and frequently crippling bone condition known as hypertrophic osteodystrophy (HOD). Here, we will break down this condition and how to deal with it.

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Hypocalcemia in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment By Roy Higgs

Dogs can suffer from hypocalcemia, often known as low blood calcium, which can have catastrophic consequences if left untreated.

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Hypothermia in Dogs and Cats By Maureen Ryan

Hypothermia can be a serious health condition during the cold winter months if not taken care of quickly and properly. Learn helpful tips on how to spring into action if your dog or cat is showing signs of hypothermia.

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