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There are some more homeopathic and quote-unquote natural remedies out there....
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Sometimes, those are a little small to see with the naked eye, but they can have some secondary reactions....
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I would highly recommend it year-round. We don't see cold enough winters here for really anything to die off....
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Yes, there is a vaccine for Lyme disease. Fleas and ticks will not resolve on their own. They will just get worse. ...
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Any dog - short or long-haired - can get fleas and ticks....
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There're a lot of things you can look for. Eye injuries can be very painful. We both had them, we've known people who've had them....
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In some situations, it's good care and hygiene, but there's a good number of eye diseases that have nothing to do with cleaning and with what you'r...
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Slow and steady. Work with your veterinarian and talk about a diet plan for your dog....
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Yes, absolutely. We love them all, but the smashed face, buggy eye dogs are your classics....
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Cardiomyopathy is a condition of the heart muscle. ...
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It depends on the tumor. Some are soft and squishy and round like a lipoma. You'll find those in Labrador Retrievers under the skin many times....
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There's no doubt about that. We're very proactive in pain management, and pain management helps the recovery process, and extractions are painful....
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Absolutely not. We see cancers and cure them - or at least treat them and put them in remission - all the time....
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Dog lymphoma is a cancer of the lymphocytes, which are an immune cell in the body. They live in the lymph nodes and produce antibodies....
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Yes, there have been. We do chemotherapy as they do in humans and they do radiation therapy like they do in humans....
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A tumor that bleeds has often been traumatized by the dog itself, bumped, or something like that....