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Category Archives: Vet
Dog Talk: How To Understand What Your Dog Is “Saying”
Dog Talk: How To Understand What Your Dog Is “Saying” Part 1 Your dog has the ability to tell you exactly how he feels – whether he is happy, sad, bored, excited, disgusted, puzzled, confident, uneasy or frightened. The inconspicuous … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Dogs, Vet, Veterinarian
Tagged barking, body language, dog talk, domesticated dogs, dominant, pet, tail, Teri Champigny, The Puppy Blog, top dog, understanding your dog, veterinarians, wagging tail, wild dogs, wolves
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Common Signs of Dogs with Allergy Problems
Common Signs of Dogs with Allergy Problems Dogs and puppies get allergies just like people. They get many of the same symptoms that humans get. Many signs included watery eyes, coughing and sneezing, excessive scratching and biting, vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, … Continue reading
Posted in dog health, Dogs, infections, medications, medicines, Puppies, Vet, Veterinarian
Tagged allergies, allergy problems, Dogs, Dogs & Puppy Adoptions, fleas and ticks, parasites, Puppies, puppy, symptoms, Teri Champigny, Teri's Dog Training Tips, The Puppy Blog, Veterinarian
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Dealing With Foreign Bodies – Part 2
Dealing With Foreign Bodies Part 2 4. Stomach Large, smooth foreign bodies such as golf balls, stones, marbles and bones are the commonest foreign bodies to become arrested in the stomach. The dog may show various signs of distress, according … Continue reading
Posted in dog health, Dogs, dogs health, first-aid, Vet, Veterinarian
Tagged dealing with foreign bodies, Dogs, foreign bodies, intestines, rectum, stomach, Teri Champigny, Veterinarian
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Dealing With Foreign Bodies – Part 1
Dealing With Foreign Bodies Part 1 Objects which become lodged in various parts of an animal’s digestive tract are referred to collectively as foreign bodies. The subject is complex as the object may become arrested at any one of a … Continue reading
Posted in dog health, Dogs, dogs health, first-aid, Vet, Veterinarian
Tagged dealing with foreign bodies, Dogs, foreign bodies, gullet, mouth, oesophagus, Teri Champigny, throat, Veterinarian
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Dealing With Fevers, Fighting & Enemas
Dealing With Feeding and Fevers “Feeding” is a misnomer in this connection as one of the most important points to remember when considering the diet of a sick dog is that an animal with a temperature of over 103°F. should … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, first-aid, Puppies, Vet, Veterinarian
Tagged constipation, dog, Dogs, dogs fighting, enemas, fevers, fighting, high temperatures, pooches, Puppies, puppy, Veterinarian
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Remedies For Your Aging Dog
Aging is something that happens to every living thing. This includes your beloved four-legged friends, your dogs. For these beloved friends there are natural ways to improve your pet’s life. Give it a better quality of life. To listen to … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, dogs health, Vet, Veterinarian
Tagged aging dogs, Dogs, holistic medicine, holistic veterinarians, holistic vets, natural dog food, natural herbs, natural remedies, older dogs, veterinarians
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Breeding Golden Retrievers
Golden Retriever For beginners, breeding Golden Retrievers is nearly impossible. Breeding can be very complicated, although it can be easy as well. You should never attempt to breed unless you know a lot about the requirements that are needed for … Continue reading
Posted in Dog Breeders, Dog Breeding, Dog Breeds, Dogs, Golden, Golden Retriever, Goldies, Puppies, Vet, Veterinarian
Tagged breeders, breeding, breeding golden retrievers, golden retriever puppies, golden retrievers, Goldies, Puppies
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Eclampsia
Eclampsia is a condition seen in the bitch and it generally occurs about the time of whelping, or it may occur during the suckling period. This condition is caused by a lowering of the blood calcium which in turn is … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Puppies, Vet, Veterinarian
Tagged bitch, calcium, Eclampsia, first litter, Puppies, suckling period, treatment of Eclampsia, whelping
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Choosing a Pet Insurance Policy for Your Dog
As people pay attention to their own healthcare, they should not overlook the well-being and health of their pets, too. Dogs are men’s best friends. In this regard, they also deserve the kind of care and affection that most people … Continue reading
Posted in canine, Dogs, first-aid, insurance, invalid dog, medications, medicines, Pet Insurance, Vet, Veterinarian
Tagged dog, medical expenses, Pet Insurance, pet insurance policies, pet insurance policy, Veterinarian, veterinarian expenses
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5 Minute Guide To Choosing A Pet ID Tag
Buying a Pet ID tag is like buying insurance – you do so with the devout wish that you’re never going to need it. The “possible cost” of not having a pet ID tag is more expensive than the “actual … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, insurance, Lost Dog, Other Pets, pet ID tags, pet identification, pet lovers, pet tag, Vet, Veterinarian
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