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• Prey Drive in Dogs
  on Jan 18, 2016 in Dog Behavior Prey Drive and laser lights
  It is well known that dogs will chase anything that moves, it is their predatorial drive. It is instinct that drives them, and the thrill of the catch. The prey drive in dogs can sometimes be so strong that it can become an obsession. Using the prey...
• Hair Loss in Dogs
  on Jan 13, 2016 in Illness and Disease alopecia in dogs hair loss in dogs
  Hair loss in humans is well known and is most often we see it in older men who are going bald. However, hair loss in dogs is just as real, actually, it is a common disorder, which is known as Alopecia, where a dog can have partial hair loss as well a...
• Seizures in Dogs
  on Jan 11, 2016 in Illness and Disease seizures in dogs
  One of the most neurologic problems seen in dogs is seizures. There are many different causes for seizures in dogs, and there are even causes that lead to seizures that are unknown, these type of seizures are typically known as idiopathic epilepsy. M...
• Leptospirosis in Dogs
  on Jan 7, 2016 in Illness and Disease Leptospriosis
  Leptospirosis is found in humans as well as household pets. It is a bacterial infection which is considered to be zoonotic… meaning, humans can get Leptospirosis from their canine companions. Although it is seen in cats more frequently than dogs, l...
• Asthma in Dogs
  on Jan 4, 2016 in Illness and Disease Asthma in dogs Allergic Bronchitis
  Asthma in dogs, also known as allergic bronchitis, is actually a severe allergy symptom and not actually a disease as most expect. Many things can trigger an attack, such as, cigarette smoke, dust particles, pollutants, pollen, as well as airborne ir...
• Dog Stridor
  on Dec 31, 2015 in Illness and Disease Stridor reverse sneeze
• Dog Humping
  on Dec 28, 2015 in Dog Behavior dogs humping or mounting
  It is quite normal for young dogs, males and females alike, which have not been spayed or neutered, to hump or mount other dogs. This is generally sexual in nature, however, in dogs that have been altered, dog humping can result from under-socializat...
• Mental Stimulation in Dogs
  on Dec 24, 2015 in Dog Behavior mental stimulation in dogs
  We all know that dogs require food, water and a little tender loving care, as well as exercise on a regular basis. What most of us do not fully understand is that a dog needs socialization as well as rules to live by. Mental stimulation in dogs is eq...
• Cushing’s Disease in Dogs
  on Dec 21, 2015 in Illness and Disease Cushing's Disease in Dogs
  Cushing’s disease in dogs is a condition in which too much of the hormone cortisol is produced. The symptoms from this disease are similar to other diseases that dogs may encounter. Unfortunately, because the symptoms are similar to other diseases,...
• A Stroke in Dogs
  on Dec 17, 2015 in Illness and Disease Stroke in dog
  Older dogs as well as overweight dogs are more susceptible to strokes, although, any dog at any age can have a stroke. If you suspect your dog has had a stroke, make him as comfortable as possible and get him to a veterinarian as soon as possible. St...

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