Tag: healthy weight
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What Causes Bladder Stones In Dogs?
Bladder stones can cause significant discomfort for dogs, and as a pet owner, witnessing your companion in pain is distressing. Recognizing the causes of bladder stones is vital for prevention and treatment. This condition arises when minerals in the urine crystallize, forming stones that vary in size and composition. Factors Contributing to Bladder Stones The…
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What To Feed When Dog Has A Yeast Infection?
A yeast infection in dogs can lead to discomfort and frustration for both pets and their owners. These infections typically arise from an overgrowth of yeast in warm, moist areas of your dog’s body, such as the ears, paws, or skin folds. While veterinary treatment is crucial, proper nutrition plays a significant role in managing…
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How Big Is A Cane Corso?
The Cane Corso is a large, muscular Italian mastiff-type dog known for its solid build and guardian instincts. Quick size snapshot Adult Cane Corsos commonly stand about 25–27.5 in (64–70 cm) at the withers for males and about 23.5–26 in (60–66 cm) for females[1]. Typical adult weight commonly falls near 99–110 lb (45–50 kg) for…
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How Big Do Shih Tzus Get?
Shih Tzus are a small, companion-focused breed with a compact build and long coat that can affect how large they look. Read on for specifics about typical size, growth patterns, and how to monitor a healthy development. Typical adult size and breed standards Breed standards list adult height at the withers for Shih Tzus in…
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How Long Do Chihuahuas Live?
Chihuahuas are a very small domestic dog breed noted for their compact size and alert temperament. Typical lifespan range Most Chihuahuas live about 12 to 20 years on average, with many sources reporting a typical adult lifespan near the lower end of that range.[1] Clinic-based summaries and hospital records commonly cite median lifespans for Chihuahuas…
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What Do Chihuahuas Usually Die From?
Chihuahuas are a very small companion dog breed with health patterns and risks that differ from medium and large dogs, and their small size affects many common causes of death and care priorities. Lifespan patterns and mortality statistics On average, Chihuahuas are long-lived compared with many larger breeds, and many live well into their senior…
