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Where are dogs anal glands?
If your dog has ever scooted across the carpet, licked at the base of their tail, or left a sudden fishy smell in the room, you’re in the right place. Those behaviors often point owners toward the anal glands — small structures that can be perfectly normal but sometimes cause discomfort or infection. I’ll explain
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How to tell if a dog has rabies?
Recognizing possible rabies in a dog matters because the consequences touch pets, people, and communities. A dog that suddenly bites without clear provocation, acts strangely after an encounter with a bat or raccoon, or shows unexplained drooling in the yard are everyday scenes where quick judgement can change outcomes. Owners, dog walkers, shelter staff and
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What are bully sticks for dogs?
Bully sticks are one of the most common chews people hand their dogs, and understanding what they are and how to use them safely can make the difference between a helpful, long-lasting treat and an avoidable emergency. Why Many Dog Owners Choose Bully Sticks Many dog owners reach for bully sticks because they want a
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When do puppies start eating food?
Knowing when puppies start eating is one of those practical details that quietly shapes health, behavior, and long-term care. For a dog lover—whether you’re a first-time owner, a breeder, or working in a shelter—having a clear sense of timing and technique helps you support steady growth, avoid preventable illness, and plan for socialization or rehoming.
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How old is 11 in dog years?
As a veterinarian who works with older dogs, I pay attention when owners ask “How old is my dog in human years?” That question matters beyond curiosity: it shapes decisions about monitoring health, adjusting daily life, and planning for the emotional and financial realities of a pet’s senior years. Below I explain practical conversions for
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Where is a dogs heart?
This guide explains where a dog’s heart is, why that matters for everyday care and emergencies, how to check it safely at home, and what to do if something looks wrong. The aim is practical: help you recognize normal versus concerning signs so you can act calmly and get veterinary help when needed. Why knowing
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