Not necessarily. I think that's a myth going around. I've heard that a lot....
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Most of the time, yes. Just like people, most dogs have a hard time saying no when there's food put down in front of them....
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Human food won't necessarily make your dog overweight....
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So, typically what we're going to have you guys do is consult with your veterinarian because there are many different types of pain medications out...
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That's a hard question to answer because almost anything can cause pain; let's be honest....
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Not necessarily better in quality, but if your dog is on a prescription diet, it usually has a medical need for that diet....
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There's some standardized scoring we can use....
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Right, so that's going to be where if you've got a puppy, you want to make sure that you're feeding puppy food....
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There are lists of things they shouldn't eat. In general, grapes, raisins, macadamia nuts, and chocolate should be avoided....
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Every dog and cat should be examined at a minimum once a year....
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It tends to lean in that direction, just like human food does. You can do free feeding in a single-dog household successfully and have a lean dog....
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Right around when most dogs hit that one-year mark, or for some of the larger breed dogs that may be as late as 18 months, we like to transition th...
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Just like with everything technology wise, it can fail. Although very rare, we have had to put another chip in or replace that microchip itself....
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It doesn't ensure it. As with anything else, it depends on the honesty of the finder....
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Nope, we just do it on a regular appointment. Sometimes they're here for vaccines, sometimes they're little puppies....
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So no, not quite, as you do have to have a universal microchip scanner. Again, it’s a number that they're scanning....
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It's unusual, but I have seen that happen....
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Just as with any other needle it doesn't feel the best, but most of our dogs tolerate it very well....
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The microchip is going to be an identification source for them....
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It’s always between the shoulder blades at the back of the neck. If it were a dog or a cat, that's where we put it....