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When it comes to their health, our canine companions can deal with a lot. From dental disease to joint health issues, there are many conditions that we, as pet parents, need to watch out for, try to prevent, or manage if they arise.

Issues with the skin are some of the most common conditions. If your dog is scratching, licking, chewing, or sporting a suspicious-loo...


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Few things are more unsettling for a pet parent than seeing their dog suddenly dealing with vomiting, diarrhea, or both. Not only can it get messy (really, this is the least of our worries), but as with anything, knowing they’re not feeling their best is heart-wrenching.

And while there can be many causes behind


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If you’ve ever gotten up close and personal with your dog’s face (and we know you have), you’ve probably noticed those stiff, wiry hairs sticking out around their muzzle, above their eyes, and beneath their chin. They may look like oversized facial hairs – but dog whiskers are much more than decoration!

So, why do dogs have whiskers? These special hairs, technically...


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As our canine companions age, one of the things we think about most often is their joints. Joint pain (and the myriad things that can cause it) often starts to show up in later years, and I’m sure every dog parent cringes any time there is even the slightest hint of a limp.

Of course, joint pain isn’t exclusive to older dogs – lots of young dogs suffer for a variet...


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A few years ago, we started to notice our big bear, Colty, was having a little trouble seeing. He was less in tune with things around him, and we noticed he would sometimes bump into things, especially if it was something that wouldn’t normally be there. He didn’t seem to mind; he just rebounded and went on his merry way. With his cataract diagnosis, we got the confirmation: ...


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