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05th October 2009
Vaccines introduce viruses into the immune system of our dogs each time they are injected. The purpose of injecting a pathogen into your dogs system is to expose the system to the pathogen but avoid the illness that accompanies the virus when introduced ... Read >
Author: Eddie English23rd September 2009
Dog kennels are definitely a great way to provide safety and security for your pet. However, they should never be considered as their permanent living quarters.
Keeping an energetic animal in a confined space for prolonged periods of time without enoug... Read >
Author: kelvinzane21st September 2009
Canine distemper is a contagious, incurable, often fatal, multi-systemic viral disease that affects the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and central nervous systems. It is caused by the canine distemper virus (CDV - a paramyxovirus similar to that which cau... Read >
Author: Dr. Jack Stevens, DVM16th July 2009
As the old adage goes, the dog is a man's best friend. Some people simply cannot part with their dogs, even during vacation time. It used to be a rather big hassle to bring a dog to a vacation. Nowadays, a lot of establishments like hotels and resorts ... Read >
Author: Elijah James09th July 2009
Dog health is a challenging focus because your dog cannot speak if it in poor health. In a few instances, you may observe normal symptom of sickness whereas, in some cases you don’t. There are Vets, particularly skilled to help you in pet care setback.
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Author: Lakshmi Rekha08th April 2009
So, you finally gave in a got a puppy. Now you need to know what to do next. Puppies are at risk for many different diseases, but they can be prevented. One of the first things you need to do after bringing your puppy home, is make an appointment with a v... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol03rd March 2009
Although big, working dogs are helpful in guarding the house, and protecting the family members, it is sometimes harmful with children around. Even if these dogs just mean to be playful, their heavy weight and big built may prove dangerous to kids.
Wit... Read >
25th January 2009
Kennel cough is one of the most common diseases dogs may acquire. It is very similar to human cough, wherein the condition could be at its worst during the night time. Kennel cough is acquired with contact to dogs having the same problem.
Needless to s... Read >
Author: CristianStan22nd January 2009
Kennel cough is one of the most common diseases dogs may acquire. It is very similar to human cough, wherein the condition could be at its worst during the night time. Kennel cough is acquired with contact to dogs having the same problem.
Needless to s... Read >
Author: Cristian Stan09th January 2009
Finally... the time has come for you to bring home one of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniels bred by a reputable breeder in your area. With it comes the most exciting yet quite challenging responsibility - taking care and molding this little one to become... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons07th January 2009
This hard-to-treat disease is highly contagious and the main source of infection is by inhalation during close dog to dog contact. The first signs are: fever, coughing, diarrhea, and vomiting followed by unusual tiredness and lack of appetite. Usually dog... Read >
Author: John Samson19th December 2008
Kennel cough is described as the inflammation of your pet’s respiratory system, more particularly the upper part of the lungs. Kennel cough is very common in dog centers, especially in crowded shelters.
This disease is airborne, meaning dogs living wit... Read >
Author: CristianStan19th December 2008
Kennel cough is described as the inflammation of your pet’s respiratory system, more particularly the upper part of the lungs. Kennel cough is very common in dog centers, especially in crowded shelters.
This disease is airborne, meaning dogs living wit... Read >
Author: Cristian Stan27th November 2008
Dog coughing can occur for many different reasons, some of them serious and others minor. Your dog can cough if he drinks water too fast, or he can cough due to lung or heart conditions. Other common causes include parasites, allergies, and distemper. Thi... Read >
31st October 2008
A lot of dog owners disregard kennel cough. The reason for this is because of the fact that the disease can possibly heal on its own. But this is such a very big risk to take.
Dogs suffering from kennel cough need medical care and attention. Kennel cou... Read >
Author: CristianStan30th October 2008
Unfortunately, we often forget how important it is to give special care to our older dogs. We assume that if they are eating and taking long naps on the sofa—then it’s a good thing. Not quite that simple! Your older dog requires a nutritious diet, ... Read >
Author: Janie Knetzer30th October 2008
A lot of dog owners disregard kennel cough. The reason for this is because of the fact that the disease can possibly heal on its own. But this is such a very big risk to take.
Dogs suffering from kennel cough need medical care and attention. Kennel cou... Read >
Author: Cristian Stan17th July 2008
When you first bring home a new puppy it seems like most of your free time is spent at the veterinarian’s office. There’s always another shot or checkup on your list of things to do. No matter how annoying it may seem, those initial trips to the vet... Read >
Author: Taylor16th July 2008
Almost every owner wants to see his Poodle obey commands and perform various tricks to please almost everybody. These commands could be as simple as basic obedience or as complicated as an owner wants it to be. Some are even trained to make sounds that se... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons22nd May 2008
Who says you cannot travel with your Boxer dogs? Apart from being desirable family dogs, Boxer dogs are also cheerful travel companions. Yes! You can take them to one of your out-of-town or even international trips. Raise the fun and excitement to maximum... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons24th April 2008
Vaccine is one of the most widely used procedures to prevent your Weimaraner from suffering various diseases. Most dogs are often immunized with vaccines against parvovirus, kennel cough, distemper and rabies. Rabies is transmitted from animal to animal o... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons25th March 2008
It is alarming as well as messy in the home when you see blood dripping from the nostrils of your Labrador Retriever. Immediate attention should be given to address this problem but you should identify first the causes. Nose bleeding in Labrador Retriever... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons07th March 2008
The Bordetella vaccine is commonly given to dogs to prevent kennel cough. I put emphasis on the word "prevention" because like the flu shot in humans, the Bordetella vaccine is a prevention - not a cure. All my puppies receive their first Bordetella v... Read >
Author: Penny DiLoreto22nd February 2008
Beagle dogs have existed for around 2,000 years now. In fact it has been depicted in various literature and paintings during the time of Queen Elizabeth and in film, television and comic books in modern times. Just like other breed of dogs, these popular ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons23rd January 2008
Vaccination is one of the most important and simple steps to make ensure the good health of your Labrador dog. However, some dog owners took it for granted maybe because they do not understand the importance of vaccination and how it affects their Labrado... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons05th July 2007
Since ancient times, hundreds of thousands of known herbs and other natural remedies have been used to treat human illness, and unwanted conditions. Like people, today's pets are affected by the health hazards of pollution, poor nutrition, and stress, an... Read >
Author: Joe Rote09th May 2007
Vaccines introduce viruses into the immune system of our dogs each time they are injected. The purpose of injecting a virus into your dogs system is to expose the system to the virus but avoid the illness that accompanies the virus when introduced natural... Read >
Author: gpoint17th November 2006
Pet facilities are providing clean, fresh purified air for their dogs and cats. This results in healthier, happier, more alert pets.
In Atlanta, some of the more progressive, ?high end?, pet boarding facilities (kennels) and veterinary clinics and spec... Read >
Author: Bruce Bley12th April 2006
Dogs can be inflicted with ailments, which can prove fatal if not apprehended early and treated in an appropriate manner. As far as canine health care is concerned, you need to have a proactive approach. You must look for ominous signs, which indicate tha... Read >
Author: NS Kennedy21st March 2006
Like people, dogs need to be healthy to enjoy life. Dogs are our friends, companions and often our guardians, but since they are also totally dependent on us for their well-being, it is our responsibility to look after them properly.
One of the most p... Read >
Author: Don Krnel07th January 2006
Like people, dogs need to be healthy to enjoy life. Dogs are our friends, companions and often our guardians, but since they are also totally dependent on us for their well-being, it is our responsibility to look after them properly.
One of the most p... Read >
Author: James Theiss17th December 2005
A shih tzu that may display a fit of coughing, sneezing or snorting where they appear unable to breathe, with eyes bulging and the neck extended can be very scary for the dog and the owner who has never seen it before. This is not Kennel Cough and shou... Read >
Author: Connie Limon04th December 2005
Even if you give your pet the good things he needs such as a good amount of physical activity and good foods for him, you need to realize that your pet can still become sick. The best way to help you pet is to make sure that as soon as you notice somethi... Read >
Author: NS Kennedy26th November 2005
The canine flu outbreak in the summer of 2005 can be thought of as equivalent to colds and flu that people get. It spreads much the same way, through direct contact, through the air, and through exposure to whatever the virus touches. The symptoms are s... Read >
Author: Connie Limon29th October 2005
A shih tzu that displays a fit of coughing, sneezing or snorting and who may appear unable to breathe could actually have a very minor diagnosis of: Inspiratory Dyspnea. This is not Kennel Cough and should not be mistaken for it. This has to do with the p... Read >
Author: Connie Limon
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