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Dog Tips

Seven Natural Remedies for Healing Kennel Cough

Kennel cough, or Bordetella, is a common, very contagious upper respiratory infection in dogs. If your dog has a nagging, honking cough, and has been around a number of other dogs, it's time to take action. Instead of antibiotics, help speed your pup's recovery with these time-tested remedies.
— 5 min read
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Dog Tips

What Your Vet Should Never Do if Your Pet Is Fearful

Your pet forms memories of stressful events that can powerfully affect his behavior long term and even his health and mental well-being. How to react to and handle stressful events to minimize the trauma on your pet. Plus, the one thing to speak up about if this happens in your vet's office.
— 8 min read
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Dog Tips

Why You Should Skip Dental Cleaning Without Anesthesia

Nonprofessional dental scaling that doesn't require anesthesia is widely promoted for maintaining your pet's dental health, but is it a good option? Find out why it doesn't address at least 60% of your pet's dental risk and why it may be recklessly dangerous and stressful for your pet.
— 6 min read
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Dog Tips

Can Elevating Your Pet's Bowl Impact Their Health?

Elevated pet food bowls were once thought to prevent bloat, but research suggests otherwise. Here's what you need to know about elevated pet feeders, their pros and cons, and what to look for if you decide to buy one for your pet.
— 4 min read
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Dog Tips

The Unexpected Causes Behind Your Pet's Tummy Troubles

If you're owned by a cat or dog, it's not if, but when you will deal with a bout of diarrhea. What should you do, and when does it become too serious to deal with at home? Here's what to feed, along with a handful of useful supplements, and when to see your vet.
— 10 min read
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