This should go without saying, but if your dog’s urine suddenly turns the color of red wine, take him or her to the veterinarian immediately. A dog with red urine may have Babesia (Babesiosis). There’s a chance the red color may be blood in the urine, an indication of possible dog urinary tract infection. But if dog UTI tests […]
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Congestive heart failure in dogs may begin with a sudden collapse during exercise. One of the most classic signs prior to your dog’s collapse is persistent coughing and difficulty breathing. Dogs will become fatigued more quickly. They may begin panting as soon as they begin to play and playtime doesn’t last as long as it
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Animal communication has become more widely recognized and accepted in recent decades. The successes these practitioners enjoy in diagnosing and resolving problems with various animals has gradually won over the skepticism. Even so, the ability to understand the thoughts and feelings of animals is usually considered a rare and esoteric gift. In reality, the capacity
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Just how dog fleas lead to dog worms is a study in itself. Infected fleas are the leading cause of worms in dogs and cats. Here’s the drill: Flea bites dog, dog bites flea -then swallows it! – and dog gets worms. You see, fleas and lice serve as intermediate hosts once they ingest worm eggs. This
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Yes, dog worms and cat worms can and often do infect humans. As loving pet owners, we share our homes, our hearts, and even our beds with our furry friends. Unfortunately, dogs and cats can infect humans with roundworms, also known as ascarids, and hookworms through a process known as Zoonotic transmission. What is Zoonotic Transmission and How
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My dog has these little red/ pink sores or bumps above his mouth below his nose. Is this familiar to anyone? Any suggestions? Maggie(Lubbock) Hello Maggie, Sorry to see the pink bumps on your pooch’s face. From the picture, it looks like he has canine acne. This is a common skin problem in young dogs
Dog skin problems can be caused by many different factors from parasites to cleaning products used on floors and carpets. When your dog begins to itch and scratch constantly, you can suspect any one of a handful of imbalances that need attention. You must begin an immediate process of elimination to find the source and bring
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Will Cataractin help my Border Collie if his cataracts are a result of diabetes? Ron(Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada) Thank you for your question. Our Primalix Cataractin has not been tested specifically on cataracts in dogs brought on by diabetes. However, our customers report slowing or stopping of the progression of cataracts and in many cases actual
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We just found out our 7-year old pug, Lily, is developing a cataract. I ordered Premalix Cataractin to treat it. (Received the package in two day. Thank you for the fast shipping!) Both of our pugs also have pigmentary keratitis (a brown film over the eye). I’m wondering if the Cataractin would help with this
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Our dog Bonnie, only 8 years old, developed cataracts. She started to miss when she tried to jump up on the bed, and began bumping into furniture. We never realized when it happened, but suddenly, we noticed that tell-tale bluish film coating her eyes. Our vet told us that he could arrest the cataracts, but
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Your dog’s vision is inherently different than yours or mine. Human vision has evolved to offer sharp, narrow focus on what’s in front. Dogs have evolved a broader peripheral vision which lets them pick up even slight movements all around them. Ancient Ancestors A dog’s vision is closely related to that of a wolf. Domesticated
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Dog eye problems, just like people eye problems, include a variety of conditions that obstruct proper vision and make our pets and ourselves uncomfortable. Disease, environmental factors, toxins and injury can cause problems with dog’s eyes. Veterinarians see a number of eye problems in dogs. Most respond well to conventional treatment as well as natural,
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