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How to Treat Stenotic Nares in Cats and Dogs

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. Read

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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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Identifying A Cancerous Lump On Your Pet By Team PetCareRx

Finding a strange lump on your dog can be scary. It is important to bring your pet to the vet and figure out if it is cancerous or not.

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Important Pet Care Tips to Consider After Spaying on Your Pet Dog By Roy Higgs

Spaying your dog is an important part of pet care. It's an essential procedure that will help keep your dog healthy and happy for years. However, it's not without its risks or other side effects. The article highlights some tips to consider after you've spayed your pet dog.

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Infectious Canine Hepatitis In Dogs By Roy Higgs

Canine infectious hepatitis is a viral infection that primarily affects the liver and kidneys. It's caused by a strain of canine adenovirus, which can be spread from dog to dog through close contact or by way of their feces.

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Infertility In Dogs By Meredith Alling

Infertility in female dogs is characterized by the inability to produce live offspring. In male dogs, infertility means that the dog is unable to mate, or if they do mate, fertilization does not occur as it should. But what causes a dog to become infertile, and should you give up trying to breed an infertile dog? Read on to find out.

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Interceptor Plus By Team PetCareRx

If you're a dog owner, it's important to know about the benefits of using Interceptor Plus and how it can help protect your furry friend.

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Interceptor Plus For Dog's By Team PetCareRx

Interceptor Plus prevents and protects your dog from internal parasites. This once a month tasty chewable will keep your dog happy and healthy!

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Intervertebral Disc Disease in Dogs: A Closer Look By Roy Higgs

When the discs between the vertebrae in the dog's spine get harmed or degraded, it results in intervertebral disc disease. In this article, we delve into this canine disease and how it can be prevented.

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Intestinal Torsion Is A Major Gastrointestinal Disease By Roy Higgs

Intestinal torsion is a medical emergency that can be life-threatening. It's a twisting of the stomach and other organs in your pet's abdomen, which can cut off blood supply to the digestive tract and cause tissue death.

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Is Malignant Hyperthermia A Common Condition In Dogs? By Roy Higgs

Malignant hyperthermia is a condition that occurs when there is a rise in body temperature. The elevated temperature causes an increase in acidity in the blood, which results in muscle damage and death.

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Is My Dog In Pain? Common Signs That Your Dog Needs Help By Lauren Leonardi

Has your dog been acting a bit strange lately? Not eating, playing, or being their normal happy self? There's a possibility your dog may be in pain, and is unable to tell you about it. Here are some common signs of dog pain to look out for.

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Is My Dog Pregnant? By Madeleine Burry

There are some dog pregnancy test kits on the market, though they require drawing some blood. Learn more about dog pregnancy tests.

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Is Phantom Pregnancy in Dogs a Real Thing? By Roy Higgs

Phantom pregnancy can affect older or unspayed female dogs. Learn more about its causes, signs, and treatment.

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Is Salmonella Uncommon In Pets? By Roy Higgs

Salmonella is a common bacteria found in the environment. Pets often come into contact with salmonella and shed it through their stool. Signs of Salmonella illness include fever, bloody diarrhea, lethargy, abdominal pain, and decreased appetite.

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Is Your Cat or Dog Not Eating? By Team PetCareRx

When a pet stops eating, that can be a sign that something is wrong. Learn how to spot--and take care of--appetite problems.

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Is Your Dog at Risk of Valvular Degeneration? By Roy Higgs

Find out how to detect valvular degeneration in dogs and what measures you can take to treat this heart ailment affecting mostly smaller breeds.

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Is Your Dog Overweight? By Team PetCareRx

As pet owners, we love to give our pets tasty treats. Sometimes those treats can be too much. It is important to keep your pet active and on the right diet.

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Iverhart Max vs Heartgard for Dogs By Lauren Leonardi

Take a look at this detailed comparison of two of the leading name brands out there for heartworm preventatives, Iverhart Max and Heartgard. Find out which is the ideal preventative to protect your dog's heart.

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