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Dog Heatstroke: What You Should Do First

Dog Heatstroke: What You Should Do First

By Dr. Andrew Jones October 16, 2026 0 Comment

What Should You Do First if Your Dog Has Heatstroke? If your dog is overheating, start cooling their entire body with cold water immediately, before transporting[...]

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Are Carbs Bad for Dogs? New Research on Kibble, Blood Sugar, and Raw Diets

Are Carbs Bad for Dogs? New Research on Kibble, Blood Sugar, and Raw Diets

By Dr. Andrew Jones October 15, 2026 0 Comment

Are Carbohydrates Bad for Dogs? Dogs can digest carbohydrates, but that doesn't necessarily mean a diet high in carbohydrates is the healthiest choice. New research from the[...]

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Best Natural Flea and Tick Options for Dogs and Cats

Best Natural Flea and Tick Options for Dogs and Cats

By Dr. Andrew Jones October 13, 2026 0 Comment

What Are the Best Natural Flea and Tick Options? The best natural flea and tick options include brewer’s yeast, properly dosed garlic for dogs, natural repellent[...]

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My Dog Ate a Grape: What Should I Do Right Now?

My Dog Ate a Grape: What Should I Do Right Now?

By Dr. Andrew Jones October 8, 2026 0 Comment

My Dog Ate a Grape. Is This an Emergency? Yes, you should treat grape or raisin ingestion as a potential emergency. Grapes and raisins can be highly[...]

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Rabies Outbreak in Wildlife: Does Your Dog or Cat Need Another Rabies Vaccine?

Rabies Outbreak in Wildlife: Does Your Dog or Cat Need Another Rabies Vaccine?

By Dr. Andrew Jones October 6, 2026 0 Comment

Should You Be Worried About Rabies in Your Dog or Cat? Rabies is serious, but the chance of your dog or cat ever getting rabies is[...]

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Slippery Elm for Dogs and Cats: A Gentle Herbal Remedy for Digestion, Coughs, Bladder Inflammation, and Skin

Slippery Elm for Dogs and Cats: A Gentle Herbal Remedy for Digestion, Coughs, Bladder Inflammation, and Skin

By Dr. Andrew Jones October 4, 2026 0 Comment

Is Slippery Elm Good for Dogs and Cats? Yes, slippery elm can be very helpful for dogs and cats, especially for digestive problems, coughing, mouth ulcers,[...]

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