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Keeping Your Dog Healthy

Vet Secrets

- Some dogs get fat.  Either they eat too much, eat the wrong foods, or their lifestyle and metabolism changes as they age.  Understanding this process will help you adjust your feeding habits and will help your dog live a healthier life.

- Vomiting in dogs is a very common occurrence and can arise from a wide variety of causes. Not only is it very distressing for both the dog and owner, it also provides a challenge for the veterinarian. This article explains the multiple causes of vomiting in dogs, and the range of treatment options available.

- Just like humans, dogs can develop or be born with diabetes; in fact, about one in four hundred dogs develop the condition, and it’s getting more common. Dog diabetes is similar in symptoms and action to the human variety. Watch for the following symptoms if you suspect your dog may have this problem.

-   Dog grooming includes not only brushing and bathing your puppy or dog but continues with his nails, ears and teeth. If these are not taken care of, there is a potential for health problems. Think of these dog grooming points as preventive health care and a way to keep the vet bills down.

- Just like people, dogs can suffer from allergies; whether it's being allergic to certain foods, fleas or even particular species of grasses.

- When it comes to knowing if your dog is unwell it often comes down to observing their behaviour. Unlike people your canine can not tells us he has an upset stomach or a sore leg, instead he shows us through his mannerisms or other indicators of ill health.

- Dog flu is a canine related illness that has been hitting the headlines lately, and in many cases has been described as a new strain of virus for dogs. Known as canine influenza, dog flu is an issue that has been worrying many dog owners, as there is no actual vaccine available to protect dogs against it


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