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Spaying or neutering your pet involves anesthesia, and the recovery period can seem scary for you as a pet parent. Knowing what your fur child can and can’t do after surgery will make their recovery easier and more manageable for you.

Dr. Griffin says:

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As your female puppy grows into adulthood, you may notice certain changes that signal her first heat cycle. For first-time pet parents, a dog in heat can be confusing, especially if you’re unsure what to expect. Going into heat is a normal part of an


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Dogs, like many other mammals, have a third eyelid, which is found in the lower eyelid. When the tear gland pops out of this third eyelid, it looks like a little pinkish-red ball, which is where the name cherry eye comes from.

For pet parents who have...


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Fall brings pumpkins onto porches, into pies, and inevitably within reach of our dogs. Having worked extensively in pet nutrition research, I’ve encountered pumpkin often, particularly in discussions about dietary fiber and soothing upset tummies naturally. B...


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It can be scary to see your furry friend’s eyes become murky and their eyesight weakened. You may only notice this once they start bumping into objects or missing a thrown ball.

A dog’s eye structure is very similar to a human’s, with the main difference being that a dog has a third eyelid where we do not. Their eyes work the same way in that they have a lens which all...


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