Your pet has just gone for a run in the park, enjoying the freedom and playtime with other dogs. But in an instant, your whole world can turn upside down when your pet begins to lose his appetite, vomit and suffer from diarrhea…. Your dog has fallen victim to parvovirus enteritis, a dangerous infectious disease […]
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Growling is part of normal canine communication. People usually think of a dog’s growl as a warning or as a sign of defense. Often, growling means that the dog needs space or is uncomfortable. However, growling is a complex vocalization that also occurs in other situations. It is important to understand why your dog is
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Have you ever had your pup come running up to you after rolling around in the grass, only to find out that they smell like roadkill? Although it’s gross, many dogs enjoy rolling around on dead animals. There are several theories why dogs roll in disgusting things like poop or dead animals: To Mask Their Own Scent Probably
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Heavy breathing in dogs is often a medical emergency. If your dog is breathing heavily for no apparent reason—they haven’t been exercising or experienced stress or excitement—consult a vet immediately. This is especially true if the heavy breathing is accompanied by lethargy, coughing, eye or nose discharge, a change in the color of the gums, collapsing, weakness,
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A dog’s eyes should be clear and bright, so what does it mean when they start to get cloudy? Cloudy eyes can develop for many reasons in dogs. Some of the causes aren’t very serious, but others may signal an underlying condition that can quickly lead to blindness. A veterinary examination is necessary to tell the
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