Category:Dogs

If your dog has signs of intestinal illness, such as vomiting and diarrhea, he could have Canine Coccidia. Canine Coccidia are microscopic parasites, which invade the intestines and cause water diarrhea, severe vomiting, dehydration, weight loss, abdominal pain and lack of appetite. While this parasitic infection is not generally a threat to healthy dogs, it …
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Dogs, like humans, can suffer from bladder stones (otherwise known as canine urolithiasis, cystitis, urethritis, or kidney stones). This condition, in which excessive amounts of “stones” or crystals gather in the urinary tract, causes urinary tract irritation and pain during urination. Most often the stones are formed in a dog’s bladder, but they can form …
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Just like humans, dog can suffer from bladder stones. When this happens, your dog will have trouble urinating. He will also feel excruciating pain while urinating. You may also find some blood in your dog’s urine. When the case is severe, you will notice that your dog always feels uncomfortable. If you think your dog …
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Dogs can get themselves into all kinds of trouble and can cause themselves serious injury when they’re exploring or digging.  The good news is that injuries don’t necessarily need to land you in the nearest veterinary office if you know what to look for and are comfortable administering some basic first aid. Swollen paws can …
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Dogs can get themselves into all kinds of trouble and can cause themselves serious injury when they’re exploring or digging.  The good news is that injuries don’t necessarily need to land you in the nearest veterinary office if you know what to look for and are comfortable administering some basic first aid. Swollen paws can …
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Dogs are lucky to have L-shaped ear canals. They can prevent eardrum damages and have sensitive hearing because of that. However, this luck comes with a price. The L-shaped canals make it easy for parasites, debris, and moisture to be trapped inside the dog’s ears. And so, they get ear infection. No wonder why this …
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Your dog has eye infection if it is suffering from reddish or inflamed eyes and has unusual moisture from its eyes. Untreated and neglected dog’s eye infection can lead to difficulty in seeing or worse, blindness. Better not wait for tomorrow, try to treat your dog’s eye infection now. Here are some ways to treat …
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Just like humans, dogs can suffer from depression. There are a lot of reasons why your dog could be depressed; however, he cannot tell you what is wrong. There are a few things you can try to treat your dog’s depression, or to at least figure out what is causing it. Below are just a …
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One of the scariest things that can happen to you as a pet owner is experience your dog going into shock. Shock can kill, swiftly; it can leave an animal with permanent damage to the brain and/or central nervous system, or, if you are alert and aware, a dog can recover from shock and go …
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Like humans, dogs can suffer from allergies related to dust, seasonal pollen, and other inhalants, which can result in coughing and sneezing or watery eyes, but these allergies usually do not develop into something like a dog version of asthma or hay fever from respiratory infections. What dog allergies usually affect is their skin, so …
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