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Hookworm is one of those infections that often sits out of sight until a puppy looks pale, a dog fails to gain weight, or a careless barefoot walk in the yard leaves someone with an itchy skin track. For anyone who keeps dogs, understanding what hookworm is and how it spreads can be the difference

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Many dog owners pause at the berry bowl and wonder whether those sweet, blue orbs are an okay snack for their dogs. That question comes up most often because blueberries feel healthy, they’re convenient, and they seem like a safer alternative to commercial treats. Owners who are training, looking to reduce commercial treats, managing a

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Knowing how and when to check a dog’s temperature gives you a practical way to tell if your pet is responding normally to the environment or if something may be developing that needs veterinary attention. A temperature check is not a replacement for a vet exam, but it is a simple, objective measure you can

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If you care about your dog, a microchip is one of the simplest, longest-lasting steps you can take to improve the odds of reunion if they go missing. This article explains why microchips matter, what they are, how they work, when they help most, the small medical risks to watch for, and clear steps you

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As a veterinarian who has treated many emergency cases, I can say bluntly that bloat in dogs is one of those conditions every dog lover should understand: it can look like a sudden stomach ache at first and become life‑threatening within a few hours. Knowing how to spot it, what to do immediately, and how

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Puppy diarrhea is one of those problems that makes good dog lovers worry: it’s messy, contagious, and—because puppies are small—it can become dangerous faster than in an adult dog. I typically see diarrhea in puppies during the first weeks in a new home, after vaccinations, or following travel and boarding. Owners are often concerned about

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