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Dysphagia in Dogs
Dogs
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Dysphagia in Dogs

There are several reasons why a dog might have trouble swallowing which is a condition known as dysphagia. It could be that they have diffic...Read more
Hypothydroidism in Dogs
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Hypothydroidism in Dogs

Thyroid glands are essential because they produce vital hormones and this includes two extremely important ones namely liothyroinine (T3) an...Read more
Adenovirus 1 or Hepatitis Blue Eye in Dogs
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Adenovirus 1 or Hepatitis Blue Eye in Dogs

The term Blue Eye is used to describe a dog's corneas when they become cloudy due to them suffering from a serious viral infection. The infe...Read more
Strokes in Dogs
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Strokes in Dogs

Over the last few years, research has established that dogs can suffer strokes more often than it was previously thought. This is all thanks...Read more
Rickets in Dogs
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Rickets in Dogs

Rickets affects young dogs that are still growing and the most likely cause of them suffering the condition is because they are being fed a ...Read more
Sebaceous Adenitis in Dogs
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Sebaceous Adenitis in Dogs

Fortunately, sebaceous adenitis is a rare disorder that is seen in certain breeds more than others. It is a skin disease that negatively imp...Read more
Hyperplasia (Vaginal) in Dogs
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Hyperplasia (Vaginal) in Dogs

Some breeds are more affected by vaginal Hyperplasia than others with Boerboels being high on the list those that do. The condition occurs w...Read more
Esophageal Malformations in Dogs
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Esophageal Malformations in Dogs

Malformations of the esophagus can cause serious problems for dogs because if the round pipe that goes from their throat right down to their...Read more
Why do some dogs develop food allergies?
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Why do some dogs develop food allergies?

Allergies of one type or another affect a significant number of dogs in the UK, and a great deal of these are apt to go undiagnosed if they ...Read more
Masticatory Muscle Myositis in Dogs
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Masticatory Muscle Myositis in Dogs

Masticatory muscle myositis is a serious condition that needs to be treated early if the prognosis is to be positive. The disorder negativel...Read more
Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC) in Dogs
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Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC) in Dogs

The bloodstream is made up of many components which includes proteins that are found in blood plasma which work in conjunction with platelet...Read more
Five things not to do when you take your pet to the vet
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Five things not to do when you take your pet to the vet

Every animal needs to go to the vet on occasion, and at a minimum this will generally be at least once a year, in order to have your perform...Read more
What can canine nutritionists do for your dog?
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What can canine nutritionists do for your dog?

Canine nutritionists are experienced and qualified experts in everything to do with dog food, nutrition, eating habits and digestion, and ma...Read more
How would you know if your dog had a wheat allergy?
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How would you know if your dog had a wheat allergy?

Dogs can theoretically be allergic to virtually anything, much as people can, but there are some products that tend to be more likely to cau...Read more
Five things that can make your dog depressed
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Five things that can make your dog depressed

When we talk about a depressed dog, we tend to think of a dog that is having a little bit of a flat day and that just needs a hug or a biscu...Read more
Glomerular Disease in Cats
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Glomerular Disease in Cats

Glomerular Disease is a disorder that negatively impacts a cat's kidney function and it's caused by inflammation that occurs in their capill...Read more
Why do dogs have wet noses?
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Why do dogs have wet noses?

Most dog owners are all too aware of how cold and wet dog’s noses can be, particularly if they like to remind you of their presence by pushi...Read more
Seven top tips for reducing flatulence in dogs
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Seven top tips for reducing flatulence in dogs

Any dog owner will know all too well that some alarmingly unpleasant smells can come out of the back end of a dog, and even if you are more ...Read more
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