Kidney Disease (Congenital) in Dogs
VET AUTHORED VET APPROVED Congenital and Developmental Renal Diseases in Dogs Congenital (existing at birth) and developmental kidney diseases are a…
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My passion is all kinds and ages of canine friends. If you love dogs like I do then this is the web site for you! I have raised and owned dogs for 47 years of my life, including small, medium , and large dogs. Many of the principles of care are the same , whether we are talking about a puppy or an adult dog. My on line searches for questions used to be all over the internet. Over the years I thought that going to one site for multiple types of information on care, grooming,age- appropriate nutrition , health concerns, obedience training, as well as offering links for canine products would be a great asset. LovinMyPup.com aims to do all that! New articles and information will be posted and updated frequently. Let me assist you in your journey as you enjoy the benefits of your Best Friend! Stop and Shop!
Puppy Vaccination Schedule Chart (Printable)
https://barkingroyalty.com/ Published: April 13, 2016 Updated: December 15, 2016 BARKING ROYALTY If you want your puppy to stay healthy, you need to stick to the puppy vaccination…
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Why Does My Cat Do That? 20 Puzzling Cat Behaviors Explained
Cats. They’re amazing and majestic and so, so, so confusing. Here are some of the weirdest, most puzzling things cats do and the explanations that make them kind of make sense. 1. Why does my cat walk between my…
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Cranberry & Your Pet’s Urinary Health—Miracle Berry or Just a Fad?
Authored by Dr. Jason Nicholas (Dr. J) Cranberry products—are they good for pets? Go to many of the popular pet blogs or pet supply…
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Why Does my Dog Take So Long to Decide Where to Poop?
BY ELISABETH GEIER All dogs poop, but some take a lot longer to pick a spot than others. Does your dog have to sniff every fence post and test every patch of grass before pooping? Well, it may surprise you to learn…
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It’s probably the most difficult decision you’ll make in your pet’s life — should you put your ailing pet to sleep? A little preparation and emotional support can help you make the right choice and cope with your decision.
By Krisha McCoy http://www.everydayhealth.com/authors/krisha-mccoy/ http://www.everydayhealth.com/pet-health/pet-health-articles.aspx Martin Sundberg/Getty Images Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is hard, but it can help you cope with…
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Top Ten Signs Your Pet Has Diabetes
http://www.petmd.com/themes/petmd_v3/images_v3/logo-header.png Recognize the Pet Diabetes Epidemic November is nationally recognized as American Diabetes Month, a month focused on raising awareness about diabetes in people. Not as commonly known is that November is also recognized as Pet Diabetes Awareness Month….
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Signs That Your Dog is Suffering From Spinal Problems
If a dog begins pacing late in life, it may be a sign of spinal problems. Bogey, my 15-year-old Australian Shepherd-mix walks funny. He paces, moving his left legs and his right legs together in the same direction when he…
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Why Do Cats Rub Their Faces on Everything?
By Jo Jackson Cats have a habit of rubbing around your legs when you return home, even if you have been gone…
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Is Your Breed On This List? Take EXTRA Care With Their Teeth… It Could Save Their Life!
by Justin Palmeron January 17, 2017 The thought of our dogs silently suffering from a easily preventable illness is absolutely heartbreaking. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, as many as 4 out of 5 dogs over the age of 3…
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16 Cats Who Have Fallen Madly in Love With the Dog
Don’t you dare judge their love. These pets are as cute as heck, and they don’t care what you think. 1. The gentlest collision. credit: Tumblr 2. “Alright, your turn.” 3. Two peas in a pod. credit: Reddit 4. “You don’t mind,…
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Patience Paid Off By Sarah Schaff
If you hear ‘Mobility Assist Dog’, you might assume the dog helps their handler move. However, for Mike Rowley of Eagan, Minnesota, an assistance dog means the ability to stand still anywhere and anytime. Mike has a form of muscular dystrophy…
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Do Cats Dream?
By Allegra Ringo redit: Team B&K/500px/GettyImages Have you ever watched your cat twitch in their sleep? If you’ve ever owned a cat, or been in the vicinity of one for more than 30 minutes, you probably have. Cats sleep approximately…
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Why Do Dogs Live Such Short Lives?
By Allegra Ringo credit: kiszon pascal/Moment/GettyImages There is only one downside to dogs: They are not immortal. In fact, they live infuriatingly short lives in the grand scheme of things. Why are dogs’ lives so short,…
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Separation Anxiety
https://www.aspca.org/ One of the most common complaints of pet parents is that their dogs are disruptive or destructive when left alone. Their dogs might urinate, defecate, bark, howl, chew, dig or try to escape. Although these problems often indicate that…
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