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  • How to tell if a dog wound is infected or healing?

    How to tell if a dog wound is infected or healing?

    When a beloved dog gets a cut, bite, or post-surgical incision, owners need clear signs to tell whether the wound is following a normal repair path or becoming infected. Knowing the difference protects the dog’s health and helps families choose between safe home care and timely veterinary care without needless worry or expense. What every

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  • How to treat cherry eye in dogs without surgery?

    How to treat cherry eye in dogs without surgery?

    Cherry eye — a pink, swollen mass at the inner corner of a dog’s eye — is one of those problems that catches an owner’s attention instantly. It often looks alarming, makes the eye water, and can make a dog uncomfortable. As someone who works with dogs and their families, I find that owners want

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  • How to get sap out of dog fur?

    How to get sap out of dog fur?

    Sap on a dog’s coat is one of those small crises that feels outsized: the fur is sticky, the dog is uncomfortable, and owners worry about skin and stomach effects. This guide explains why sap clings, what to try first, and a safe step‑by‑step cleanup so you and your dog get back to normal without

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  • How to tell if your dog is depressed?

    How to tell if your dog is depressed?

    Dogs cannot tell us in words when they feel low. As a clinician who evaluates behavior, I see how early recognition of depressive-like states can change outcomes: owners who notice subtle shifts can get medical causes treated sooner, reduce unnecessary punishment, and rebuild routines that restore a dog’s normal energy and interest. Knowing what to

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  • How much should i feed my dog calculator?

    How much should i feed my dog calculator?

    Most dog owners want one clear answer: how much to put in the bowl. A feeding calculator translates a pet’s weight, age, activity and the energy density of a chosen food into daily calories and practical portions so you can act with confidence rather than guesswork. I use calculators in the clinic to make feeding

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  • What to do if your dog is overheating?

    What to do if your dog is overheating?

    Heat emergencies in dogs matter because they are common, often preventable, and can go from manageable to life‑threatening within minutes. As a veterinarian I typically see cases that began as a short walk on a warm day or a quick stop in a parked car; a dog who seemed fine when play started can become

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