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Many dog owners notice crusty or mucous “eye boogers” on their pet’s eyelashes or in the corner of the eye and wonder whether this is normal, a sign of discomfort, or an emergency. Understanding what those secretions mean helps you keep your dog comfortable and avoid unnecessary stress or delayed treatment. I typically see owners

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If you love dogs and you’ve been curious about the little hybrid called a Morkie, this guide is written from the perspective of a clinician who works with small breeds every week. I’ll explain why people choose Morkies, what to expect biologically and behaviorally, how to care for one step by step, and the warning

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I work with dogs and owners every week, and heartworm is one of those threats that routinely turns a routine checkup into a serious conversation. Understanding how dogs get heartworm helps you make day-to-day choices that protect your companion, avoid complicated treatments later, and keep boarding or travel plans from turning into an emergency. Why

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Many dog owners ask how much fish oil to give because it feels like a simple, natural way to help a pet feel and look better; this article walks through the reasons people try it, a practical dosing snapshot, how it works, when to change course, safety signals, a step-by-step plan, how to make dosing

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If you’re weighing options other than commercial kibble for a dog, this guide aims to be a practical, veterinarian-level look at safe short-term choices, how to meet a dog’s nutritional needs, and when to seek professional help so your dog stays healthy. Thinking Beyond Kibble: Why Pet Owners Explore Alternative Diets People look beyond standard

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Most dog owners notice scooting and think it’s funny or embarrassing, but that sliding, rubbing behavior can also be a meaningful signal about your dog’s comfort, hygiene, and health. Understanding why dogs scoot helps you decide whether it’s a quick tidy-up at home or a trip to the clinic—and it can save your dog a

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