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Rabies: a Disease You Don’t Want Your Dog to Get

Friday, January 6th, 2006

Rabies is an awful disease that affects mainly mammals — the kinds that bite, scratch and eat primarily meat. Although almost any mammal could get rabies, most of its victims are dogs, foxes, raccoons and bats. And humans can also get rabies.

Great Ear Care for Dogs: Five Ways to Prevent Any Ear Problems

Friday, January 6th, 2006

Looking for ways to prevent ear problems in your dog? Do you know the proper way to clean a dog’s ears? It’s true that dog ears come in a wide range of shapes and sizes. But despite their varying appearance, all dog ears offer an excellent sense of hearing, and the procedure to clean them is the same.

How Much Exercise Does Your Dog Need?

Friday, January 6th, 2006

The amount of exercise your dog requires depends on several things. One important factor is his type of breed. But his energy level and even his personality also affect his need for exercise. Although little breed research will give you a good idea of what your dog reqyires, he’ll also tell you himself.

Could Your Dog Have Lyme Disease? Symptoms and Treatment of Lyme Disease in Dogs

Friday, January 6th, 2006

It’s only recently that we’ve begun to recognize Lyme disease in dogs. Unfortunately, vulnerability to the diseases carried by ticks is something that all members of the household share: human, canine, and sometimes even feline.

Controlling Worms in Your Dog

Wednesday, January 4th, 2006

All dogs are susceptible to certain kinds of parasites. Worms are one of the most common ones you’ll run into, tapeworms and roundworms in particular.

Of Mites and Mange: Three Tiny Creatures That Can Cause Your Dog Real Suffering

Wednesday, January 4th, 2006

Perhaps your dog is one of the lucky ones –perhaps she’ll never have any skin problems. But sometimes, even the most pampered and doted-on indoor pooch can develop a skin disease of some kind. In fact, any dog, no matter the breed or environment, can eventually encounter a variety of skin problems.
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Itchy, Scratchy Dogs — How to Prevent the Problem

Wednesday, January 4th, 2006

Here are a few common signs of skin problems and disease in dogs — and what you can do to prevent them from ever occuring.

Does Your Dog Have a Skin Problem?

Wednesday, January 4th, 2006

Two symptoms of skin problems you’re likely to notice first in your dog are scratching and reddened skin. Below, you’ll find a more detailed description of these two symptoms, plus their possible causes, treatments, and hints about when it’s time to call the vet.

Does Your Dog Suffer From Fleas? Here’s Where to Start

Tuesday, January 3rd, 2006

Have fleas gotten in the flea caravan and moved in when you weren’t looking? Is your dog scratching relentlessly and showing bumps and “dirt” on his belly? Don’t worry — with patience and planning, you can break the lifecycle.

Take Control of Your Dog’s Ear Mites

Tuesday, January 3rd, 2006

Do you think your dog might have ear mites? If so, you can bet he finds them extremely annoying. In fact, these tiny little bloodsucking parasites can send your dog into a nonstop frenzy of itching and scratching.

 

 

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