Dog preventative care is anything that we do medically speaking that prevents disease....
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You’ll know the number of pups due to the x-rays....
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So usually, they don't start showing until the last trimester, so that's the last two to three weeks....
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It depends. So dogs do very well on their own, and that's fine. And that's plan A....
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Absolutely. Where else is she going to have it?...
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If you suspect your dog is pregnant, the best thing to do is get her to a veterinarian....
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Well, for obvious reasons, if we're preventing things like infectious diseases, for example, we give a rabies vaccination to prevent that dog from ...
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So preventative care is stopping diseases before they start.
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I'm going to be honest with you; just from personal experience, I can tell you that this is a highly variable answer....
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So things you would look out for would be nesting behavior—the mama dog trying to find a quiet corner and make an area for her to have puppies....
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It’s kind of in the term there in that it’s the prevention of disease.
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Dog preventative care is kind of a misunderstanding....
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So ultrasound is only about 30% accurate for determining the number of puppies that she'll have....
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In a whelping box. So what does that look like? What's a whelping box?...
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So a dog's pregnancy is 63 days from the day of ovulation, which is relevant, again, when you’re using progesterone time....
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At Teegarden Veterinary Clinic, we believe that prevention is the key to a long, healthy life for your pet....
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We are proud to serve Grants Pass and surrounding communities in Josephine County....
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Absolutely. I'm glad you asked....
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There are a lot of ways that we get pretty creative here. Many of you who are clients know that we love peanut butter and spray cheese....
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Sometimes yes, other times no. If we're talking about a litter of puppies, we'll deworm them all, but not necessarily when it comes to heartworms....