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Everything you need to know about senior dogs

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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...

Do Dogs and Cats Grieve?
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Leslie Gillette, DVM

As pet parents, we will all experience the heartbreak of losing a beloved companion. After such a loss, people often work through personal grief by taking comfort in memories, photos, and physical reminders...

Pet Memorial and Funeral Ideas
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PetMD Editorial

Dealing with the death of a beloved animal companion is the hardest thing pet parents ever have to do. And although grieving is a natural process, that certainly doesn’t mean it’s easy. One way to attend...

Cataracts in Dogs
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Barri J. Morrison, DVM

What are Cataracts in Dogs?A cataract is an imperfection, an opacity, or a “clouding” of the lens of the eye. The function of the lens is to allow passage of light and images directly to the retina where...

Signs of a Dog Dying of Congestive Heart Failure (CHF)
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Autumn Madden, DVM

Congestive heart failure (CHF) is when the heart isn’t able to pump blood adequately throughout the body. This results in blood backing up into the lungs and fluid accumulating in the body cavities, which...

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