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Dog Pooping in the House: Why It’s Happening and What To Do

Vet Talks 3 min read

While accidents happen, a dog pooping in the house can be a frustrating and puzzling experience for pet parents. Whether it’s a sudden change or a recurring issue, understanding the reasons behind this behavior is the first step in addressing it effectively. Let’s explore why your dog might be pooping indoors, and what you can...

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Helping Pets Recover from Ear Hematomas in Pets

Vet Talks 5 min read

Ear hematomas, also known as aural hematomas, are a common and often painful condition that affects pets, particularly dogs and less frequently cats. What is an Ear Hematoma in Pets and How Does It Develop? An ear hematoma is a collection of blood that accumulates within the cartilage of the ear and the skin. This...

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Treating Pemphigus Foliaceus in Cats: A Step-by-Step Guide for Pet Parents

Vet Talks 2 min read

Pemphigus Foliaceus is an autoimmune skin disorder that affects cats, among other animals. In this condition, the cat’s immune system mistakenly attacks its skin cells, leading to various skin-related symptoms. The impact on the cat’s skin and immune system can significantly affect their overall health and quality of life. Symptoms The most common symptoms of...

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Myxomatous Mitral Valve Disease (MMVD) in Dogs & Cats

Vet Talks 4 min read

Heart health plays a crucial role in the overall well-being of our beloved pets. Among the most common heart conditions affecting dogs and, less frequently, cats is Myxomatous Mitral Valve Disease (MMVD). This progressive disease targets the mitral valve in the heart, leading to significant health challenges. This blog delves into MMVD in dogs and...

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What Every Pet Parent Should Know About Pyometra in Dogs and Cats

Vet Talks 3 min read

As a pet parent, there is nothing more important than your fur kiddo’s health. One of the life-threatening conditions that can affect your pets, particularly dogs and cats, is pyometra. Understanding this condition can help you recognize early signs and take necessary actions for your little one’s health. Pyometra in dogs and cats is a...

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Pet Cancer Awareness: Common Types of Cancer in Dogs and Cats

Vet Talks 5 min read

Cancer in dogs and cats has become a significant concern, with more pet parents than ever facing the challenges of a cancer diagnosis. The good news is that awareness, early detection, and treatment options are advancing, giving pets the best chance for a fulfilling life. Here, we explore common types of cancer in pets, signs...

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Managing Pet Respiratory Issues and Allergies in Cold Weather

Vet Talks 2 min read

Cold weather can significantly affect our pets’ health by exacerbating respiratory issues and triggering allergies. Managing these conditions is crucial for ensuring the well-being of our furry companions during the colder winter months. How Cold Weather Affects Respiratory Issues and Allergies Cold weather can aggravate respiratory conditions in pets, as the dry, cold air irritates...

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Managing High Liver Enzymes and Enlarged Liver in Pets

Vet Talks 3 min read

The liver is an important organ in both dogs and cats because it helps with digestion, removes toxins from the blood, and stores vital nutrients. Additionally, it processes nutrients, produces bile for digestion, and detoxifies harmful substances – all of which are vital to maintaining general health. Infection, toxins, poor nutrition, and congenital disorders can...

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Feline & Canine Diabetes and Dental Health: The Connection

Vet Talks 3 min read

Diabetes and dental health in pets is an often unexplored relationship, but because they are related, we should must take care of both.

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Common Blood Disorders in Pets | Causes and Treatment

Vet Talks 3 min read

Understanding blood disorders in pets can make the process of treating them a little less scary. Vet visits and natural supplements can help.

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