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  • What is anaplasmosis in dogs?

    What is anaplasmosis in dogs?

    As a veterinarian who spends a lot of time with active dogs and their owners, I want you to be practical and prepared about anaplasmosis. It’s a tick-borne infection that may be unfamiliar to many dog lovers, yet it can affect a dog’s energy, mobility, and even short-term safety on a hike or at the

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  • What can i use to wash my dog?

    What can i use to wash my dog?

    Washing a dog is something many owners do by necessity or choice, and done well it supports skin health, comfort, and the bond between dog and person. Below are practical, veterinarian-minded explanations and step-by-step guidance to help a dog lover decide when to bathe, what to use, how to do it safely, and when to

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  • How to help dogs with car sickness?

    How to help dogs with car sickness?

    Most dog owners have faced a ride that ended in a mess, a nervous dog, or a canceled trip. Helping a dog who gets car sick improves comfort for the animal and makes ordinary activities—vet visits, grooming appointments, and road trips—less stressful for everyone. I typically see puppies, some senior dogs, and dogs with underlying

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  • How smart are dogs?

    How smart are dogs?

    Understanding how smart dogs are changes the way you choose a pet, how you train and play with them, and how you respond when their behavior puzzles you. For anyone who cares about a dog’s wellbeing, thinking about canine intelligence is practical: it helps match a dog’s natural gifts to everyday life, reduces frustration in

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  • How do dogs get fleas?

    How do dogs get fleas?

    Fleas are small, fast, and frustrating—yet understanding how they reach your dog and how they persist in the environment is one of the best ways to protect your pet and home. This article walks through the essentials: why you should care, the quick answer, the biology that makes fleas effective, when infestations are more likely,

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  • Dog pees when excited?

    Dog pees when excited?

    Many dog lovers notice their dog dribbles or pees when visitors arrive or during an exciting play session, and it can be both embarrassing and worrying. This matters because house soiling affects relationships, the dog’s social experiences, and owners’ willingness to invite company or take the dog to classes or parks. Owners of puppies often

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