Yes, typically very transient and mild harm, but yes. The most common thing we see is when a diet has changed abruptly is gastrointestinal signs....
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The non-core vaccines (at least the ones that we administer here) are leptospirosis and bordetella....
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Depends on what kind of obedience training you're talking about, first off....
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When I'm choosing a puppy, I like to see a vibrant, interactive, confident puppy....
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Yeah, unfortunately, the honest answer is yes, of course, there is. I mean, you're putting a foreign substance into a living creature....
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I would definitely monitor things like your cats stool....
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From day one, your puppy should absolutely receive what's called DATPP. That's distemper, adenovirus, parainfluenza, and parvovirus....
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Hopefully, it's not true aggression that this question would be geared towards....
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It’s not a big deal. You don't want to be months late. Again, keep in mind, guys, we were talking about puppy vaccinations....
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So that's hard because so many of the toxins can lead to different things, but I would say definitely monitor for his or her appetite level, his en...
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For starters, the first set of vaccines...I would normally give a puppy between the six and eight-week range for the first set....
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I'd do it early....
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Think about what a dog could get into....
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Yeah. We don't live in a bubble. Even in this world of coronavirus, we don't live in a bubble....
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The most common thing we see is food allergies....
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Exercise is probably the best bet. Think about a puppy. They play hard for an hour or two just like a child....
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