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And the signs to look out for if you’re concerned.
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The medical stuff is stressful. Get expertise on common (and not-so-common) health issues, from causes and symptoms to the latest treatments for pets.
And the signs to look out for if you’re concerned.
And what to look for week by week.
Pet health question that’s not an emergency? Our vet team will answer over email within 48 hours. So, go ahead, ask us about weird poop, bad breath, and everything in between.
Uh, ew. But also: Here‘s what you should look out for.
The answer isn’t fun, but you can prevent this.
Nationwide’s veterinary analytics team looked at the cancer claims of 1.61 million dogs and found that purebred dogs are nearly twice as likely to get cancer as mixed breeds.
This just in: second-hand smoke, still bad.
It’s not always just because they want whatever you’re eating.
Everything you need to know about this super contagious disease. (Hint: There’s a vaccine.)
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It seriously sounds like another human being is in the room.
Adventure cats, beware: This plant can be seriously dangerous.
It only makes them cuter, but you may need to address the cause for this condition.