Chew This, Not That: Three Bad Foods For Your Dog And Three Good Substitutes
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15 November 2015
The image of a dog swiping human food off a plate may seem cute, but if the pet gets the wrong foods, the poor pooch could get very sick. If you own a dog, you likely know that foods such as chocolate and onions are very bad, but there are other foods that you should avoid that don't get as much publicity. Here are three foods not to give your dog, and three good substitutes.
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3 Tips for Keeping Your Animal Calm and Behaved at the Animal Hospital
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12 November 2015
When you take your pet into the animal hospital for one reason or another, it is important that you keep them as calm and as well-behaved as possible. Chances are many of the animals in the hospital are also feeling nervous and on edge, so each animal owner that controls their pet is helping out a great deal. This article will discuss 3 tips for keeping your animal calm and behaved at the animal hospital.
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12 November 2015
Do you have a dog who eats stool? If so, you may find the habit annoying and disgusting. Dogs may eat feces as a result of underlying medical conditions, but healthy dogs may also consume fecal matter. Some dogs may only eat their own feces, but some indulge in the feces of other animals. Your dog is not a weird pooch with disgusting habits. The habit your pet is exhibiting is referred to as coprophagia in medical terms.
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Taking Care Of Your FIV Positive Cat
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12 November 2015
The animal hospital has diagnosed your cat with the feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV). Like HIV in humans, this virus attacks the immune system so your cat can't easily fight off disease. This virus grows slowly in the cat's body and may have been there for years without showing any symptoms. With some help from you and your veterinarian, your cat can live comfortably for many years.
Symptoms of a Compromised Immune System
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