Diagnosis is usually based on the skin and blood samples examined under the microscope. While the condition is not in any way life threatening, it can be quite anesthetic, meaning your dog may look a little odd especially if he …
Do Dogs Need to Take Baths? Does your dog actually need regular bathing? It depends. Much of the reason for bathing dogs is simply to make them easier to live with. You dont want your dog tracking mud everywhere, nor …
Advertisement 3 Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. When a dog bites or engages in other aggressive acts against people or other animals what is an owner to do? Do they accept …
What Happens When You Bury an Animal? Still don’t believe us? Let’s take a look at the scientific breakdown of the biological processes that take place when you bury an animal in the backyard. A pet’s body begins to decompose …
23 Verses About Dogs from 12 Books And ye shall be holy men unto me: neither shall ye eat [any] flesh [that is] torn of beasts in the field; ye shall cast it to the dogs. Him that dieth of …
Expert Q&ASearch Question Does my dog really need to wear the cone? Elisabeth Weiss Professional Dog Trainer Elisabeth Weiss is a Professional Dog Trainer and owner of Dog Relations NYC, a dog training service in New York, New York. Elisabeth …
How Vets Diagnose Tumors in Dogs One way your veterinarian cannot diagnose a tumor is by looking at or feeling it. Frequently, clients want a veterinarians opinion on a mass on their dog but then do not approve diagnostics, perhaps …
What Does a Therapy Dog do? Therapy dogs are trained to provide comfort and affection to people other than their handlers or owners. That could mean visiting a variety of places where people need love and affection, such as hospitals, …
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