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Five behaviours of responsible dog owners
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Five behaviours of responsible dog owners

Every dog owner tries hard to give their pet the best possible care and lifestyle, but naturally, everyone has a different idea about what t...Read more
Stomach ulcers in dogs
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Stomach ulcers in dogs

Many of us know a friend, relative or colleague who suffers from a stomach ulcer or seems to have a recurring problem with them, and the sam...Read more
Strabismus in dogs
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Strabismus in dogs

If you have ever seen a cross-eyed dog, or a dog whose eyes appear to be looking in two different directions at once, the correct term for t...Read more
Idiopathic Epilepsy (IE) in Dogs
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Idiopathic Epilepsy (IE) in Dogs

Epilepsy is a type of seizure disorder that can affect both dogs and people, and that comes in many different forms and presentations. Whils...Read more
Demyelinating Polyneuropathy Health Testing
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Demyelinating Polyneuropathy Health Testing

Demyelinating polyneuropathy is a serious and progressive health condition that is found in some breed lines of the miniature Schnauzer dog ...Read more
Congenital Hereditary Cataracts (CHC) in Dogs
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Congenital Hereditary Cataracts (CHC) in Dogs

The miniature Schnauzer dog breed is one of several breeds that have elevated risk factors for developing hereditary cataracts, and dogs of ...Read more
Mycobacterium Avium Complex (MAC) In Dogs
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Mycobacterium Avium Complex (MAC) In Dogs

Mycobacterium avium complex is a hereditary flaw caused by a gene mutation that can be found in certain breed lines of the Miniature Schnauz...Read more
Can you stop your dog from getting filthy when out on walks?
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Can you stop your dog from getting filthy when out on walks?

Dogs are not among the cleanest of animals, largely because dogs have different ideas about what is disgusting and desirable, what it means ...Read more
Why do dogs have a third eyelid?
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Why do dogs have a third eyelid?

We humans have two eyelids-a top lid and a bottom lid, comprised of two folds of thin skin that cover our eyes when we blink or close our ey...Read more
Horner’s syndrome in dogs
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Horner’s syndrome in dogs

Horner’s syndrome, sometimes called Horner’s disease, is an unusual and very unique health condition that can affect your dog’s eyes, and wh...Read more
How the weather and seasons can affect your dog
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How the weather and seasons can affect your dog

Because changing weather and seasons are of course all around us at all times whether we are indoors or outdoors, we tend to not really thin...Read more
Neonatal Encephalopathy in Dogs (NE)
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Neonatal Encephalopathy in Dogs (NE)

Neonatal encephalopathy, also known as neonatal encephalopathy with seizures or NEWS is a serious hereditary health condition that can affec...Read more
Why does my dog whine and cry in the car?
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Why does my dog whine and cry in the car?

Car journeys are simply a fact of life for most dogs, whether you take your dog out in the car every day or just rely upon the occasional li...Read more
Why might a puppy be stillborn?
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Why might a puppy be stillborn?

A stillborn puppy is one that is already dead at the time that they are born-and if you have been anxiously waiting for your bitch’s litter ...Read more
Abnormal and unusual heat cycles in female dogs
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Abnormal and unusual heat cycles in female dogs

As a general rule, a fertile unsprayed bitch will come into heat around twice a year, but not every bitch will have normal heat cycles, or c...Read more
Can you clean and wash your dog’s coat without a bath?
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Can you clean and wash your dog’s coat without a bath?

Saying “bath time” is apt to trigger one of two reactions from dogs: Total horror, or delight at the chance of holding your full attention a...Read more
Chihuahua head shapes: Apple head and deer head
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Chihuahua head shapes: Apple head and deer head

The Chihuahua is the world’s smallest dog breed, and they are hugely popular with owners of all types and from all walks of life thanks to t...Read more
Craniomandibular Osteopathy in Dogs (CMO)
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Craniomandibular Osteopathy in Dogs (CMO)

Craniomandibular osteopathy or CMO for short is a hereditary conformation problem that can affect certain terrier breeds, and which is also ...Read more
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