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Read how a Sedgefield vet saved both her own, and her patients life, after being bitten by a Puff Adder
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Dogs chew on things so often that choking on something is a very real possibility - know what to do!
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Did your sweet, gentle dog suddenly turn aggressive - there is always a reason for aggression, we may just not have noticed it.
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Bones can kill your dog - find out which bones are safe for you dog and how to feed them.
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Let's be clear. "Dog lipstick" is a euphemism for dog penis, and most people don't like seeing it.
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There are multiple causes of limping, and the odds are that you may have to take your dog to the vet to determine the cause
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Why do dogs eat grass? This is a question that nobody is 100% sure of, however recent research has been done and you can read the results here.
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A study published online last month (in February 2017) investigated the differences in a dog’s fecal microbiome when fed a raw food diet in comparison with an extruded food.
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Yes, dogs do get colds, but not in the same way as humans.
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Breaking these rules can lead to injury or death.
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Dogs do not snap, snarl, growl, or bite without reason, and those reasons can range from feeling afraid to being confidently challenging.
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it turns out there's some serious psychological stuff going on that makes people feel like they can skip the pickup!
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Whether it is pills, liquids or injections, here are some handy tips
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Is it true that a female dog can have a litter of pups with more than one father?
Some pets, have the peculiarity of consuming all kinds of interesting and inedible things, from plastic G.I. Joe men to plumbing supplies.
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