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Whether you have a high-energy dog who needs a little extra daily activity or an older dog who needs low-impact mental stimulation, cognitive dog toys are a great way to work your dog’s brain indoors. To continue reading this article or issue you must be a paid member. Sign in

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A swollen salivary gland can cause swelling and possibly discomfort in a variety of locations around your dog’s head and neck. Treatment often requires surgery to remove the damaged gland, but dogs usually do well once they have healed.

Dog Salivary Glands

Dogs have eight salivary glands arranged in pairs with four on each side of their faces. The sublingual g...


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Just like humans, dogs can suffer from allergies that cause discomfort, itching, and even chronic health issues if not addressed properly. Dog allergies are surprisingly common and can stem from a wide range of environmental, contact, and dietary triggers. Fortunately, with the right combination of veterinary care, medications, and supportive supplements, many dogs can live c...


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Even the idea that your dog may have melanoma is upsetting. Symptoms of melanoma in your dog’s eye may begin like any eye problem with signs of pain, like squinting, tearing, or rubbing the face. You may notice redness in your dog’s eye or suspect vision loss.

If you also see discoloration in your dog’s iris, a growth along the scleral/corneal junction, or a dark spot ...


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Do you have a new puppy who won’t stop barking? Although some barking is completely normal for most breeds and breed types, when puppy barking becomes excessive it’s important to understand why your puppy is barking and how to reduce barking the right way.

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