• Fleas Or Ticks What Causes More Damage To A New Pet (1)

    Fleas or Ticks: What Causes More Damage to a New Pet?

    If you’re a new pet owner, the list of potential risks and hazards for your dog or cat can seem never-ending. Topping that list are the two most common external parasites found on household pets: fleas and ticks.

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  • Signs Your Dog May Have Heartworms

    Signs Your Dog May Have Heartworms

    Heartworms are a serious disease that could cause your dog to suffer if left untreated. They affect every dog differently, but why risk it when you can prevent it! In this blog, we explain what heartworms are and some of the signs you’ll see if your dog gets them.

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    Signs of Labor in Dogs (Video)

    Your dog is pregnant, which means puppies are on the way! Do you know the signs of labor? In this episode, we’re going over some of the common signs of labor so that you can help your dog when it’s time to deliver!

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    Signs Your Dog Might Be Diabetic (Video)

    Learning your dog is diabetic can be frightening, but an early diagnosis can help you treat the disease before it gets worse. In today’s episode of "Talkin’ Dogs", we are going over five signs to look out for if you think your dog may be diabetic.

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    5 Tips to Make Vet Visits Less Stressful for Your Dog

    If you think visits to the doctor's office are stressful, imagine how your dog must feel at the vet. It's easy to understand why being put on a slippery table in a room filled with strange smells and sounds while being poked and looked at by a stranger doesn't feel good. On top of that, remember that your dog cannot understand why this is happening even if you try your best to explain. However, regular check-ups are imperative for keeping your dog healthy and happy. If you want to avoid traumatizing your dog and putting him through unnecessary anxiety, you might want to take a look at these 5 tips to make vet visits less stressful for your dog.

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