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The Best Hiking Gear for Dogs
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Jamie Case, DVM

Spending time outdoors, hiking, or camping with your dog is a great way to help them stay active and healthy. It’s important to ensure safety when taking your pup on adventures­­—like making sure they...

Balanced Dog Training vs. Positive Reinforcement
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Victoria Schade, CPDT-KA

The goal of dog training might seem simple: helping your dog learn how to be a good canine citizen. It might come as a surprise that training your dog isn’t just about instilling manners to produce a polite,...

Vomiting and Diarrhea in Puppies
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Jamie Case, DVM

All puppies will experience vomiting or diarrhea at some point—and most of the time, it doesn’t mean there’s anything seriously wrong. However, it’s not a good idea to dismiss vomiting or diarrhea in your...

What to Feed a Dog With Bladder Stones
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Jennifer Coates, DVM

Bladder stones develop when substances that are normally dissolved in urine form crystals that link, and over time combine to form one or more stones. They can become so big that they can’t pass through...

Neurological Disorders in Dogs
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Melissa Boldan, DVM

What Are Neurological Disorders in Dogs?Your dog’s nervous system is the “control center” that controls everything from automatic functions like breathing and metabolic regulation to higher-order thinking...

What to Feed a Dog With Diarrhea
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Sandra C. Mitchell, DVM, DABVP

At your recent barbecue you asked everyone not to share food with your dog, but now your pup needs to go out more than usual. This last time, you see puddles of diarrhea all over the backyard. Your dog...

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