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Beat the Heat: Keeping Your Pet Safe and Cool This Summer
Keeping your pet cool during hot summer months is important to prevent overheating and conditions like Heatstroke. Dogs, cats, and other pets can struggle in high temperatures, so a few simple habits can make a big difference. Here are practical tips š¾āļø š„¤ Provide Constant Access to Fresh Water Keep multiple water bowls around the house and yard. Refresh water often so it stays cool and clean. Consider a pet water fountaināmany pets drink more from moving water. Add a few i
Briana McBeth
Jul 13 min read
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Allergy Testing in Dogs
Allergies can be described as an abnormal reaction of the immune system to something normal in the environment, such as pollen or dust mites. These allergens make their way through the skin barrier and cause skin inflammation and itch. Allergy testing can be an effective way to determine what your dog is allergic to. Veterinary dermatologists may use intradermal skin testing or blood testing to identify the offending allergens. Testing for food allergens is not accurate and o
Dr Sandy Jameson
Jun 12 min read
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Vaccine Reactions in Dogs
Vaccines are an important part of your dogās health. Although vaccine reactions are not common, they can happen and can range from mild to severe. Mild vaccine reactions include: 1. Lethargy You may notice decreased appetite and energy for 24-48 hours after vaccine administration. 2. Sneezing/coughing The Bordetella, or kennel cough vaccine, is administered intranasally (in the nose) or orally (in the mouth). This can cause some irritation in the nose or mouth. 3.
Danica Rogers
May 11 min read
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