Adding a puppy to the family is typically a joyous event. Almost everyone loves the energy and cuteness of a small puppy. But as a new puppy owner, it is important to know the signs of canine parvovirus (CPV) so you can get your puppy to a veterinarian immediately for treatment. Dogs can receive a vaccination for parvo, but young dogs and puppies that are not old enough to be fully vaccinated can be at risk.
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Getting your dog's teeth professionally cleaned on a regular basis is just as important as going to the dentist yourself. Although dental cleanings can help get rid of your pet's foul "dog breath," it plays an even bigger role in keeping your furry friend's teeth and gums healthy. Because tooth and gum infections can cause systemic issues over time, regular dog dental cleanings can also help extend your dog's life.
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With most large animals, you have to either take them to the vet, or have the vet come to you. Unfortunately, there are many times and circumstances where taking a large animal to the pet hospital or vet is not going to work. This is often the case with very sick animals that cannot stand or animals that are so severely injured that moving them could cost them more harm or greater blood loss.
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If you're the owner of a female guinea pig who has recently come into contact with an intact male guinea pig, you may be worried about the possibility of pregnancy. Below is a general overview of common symptoms associated with guinea pig pregnancy, as well as what to expect and what to do if your guinea pig is pregnant.
What are the Symptoms of Pregnancy in Guinea Pigs?
While physical symptoms of pregnancy, such as a growing abdomen, do not typically appear until it's almost time for your guinea pig to deliver, there are some subtle things to watch out for if you suspect your guinea pig may be pregnant.
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Walking your dog may only be eventful if they meet another animal or if you are in brand new surroundings. Otherwise, walks may be quiet and leisurely. If you are walking your dog and they suddenly yell out, this can cause you some concern. No matter the reason it may be, you should take your dog to the emergency vet clinic. Here are some issues that could happen in the grass that may be cause for concern.
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