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How To Plan For Your Dog’s Upcoming Surgical Operation – Part 4

Dog Health, Dogs, Veterinary Care for DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

Once your dog’s surgery is over and the anesthesia has worn off completely, it is time to take him home. Post-surgical recovery is typically uneventful for most dogs. Even minor surgery can cause your dog enough pain and weakness for the first few days, forcing him to rest without allowing much movement. Once you and…

How To Plan For Your Dog’s Upcoming Surgical Operation – Part 3

Dog Health, Dogs, Veterinary Care for DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

Following your dog’s surgical operation he will be placed inside a recovery room in order to wait out the effects of the anesthetics. The veterinarian will check his breathing and the color of his gums periodically in order to ensure he does not go into shock. For example, if a dog has shallow breathing and…

How To Plan For Your Dog’s Upcoming Surgical Operation – Part 2

Dog Health, Dogs, Veterinary Care for DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

Sending your dog off to surgery is a serious ordeal. Of course the severity of the situation depends upon his condition and whether or not the reason for surgery, or even the surgery itself, may be a risk to the dog’s life. In order to be properly prepared, you must understand that your dog’s operation…

How To Plan For Your Dog’s Upcoming Surgical Operation – Part 1

Dog Health, Dogs, Veterinary Care for DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

Sooner or later every dog owner must face the possibility that his or her dog will have to undergo surgery. The procedure could be minor, such as having a few stitches, or could be as complicated and risky as having a malignant mammary tumor or lymph glands removed. How long must my dog stay in…

Canine Cardiac Disease – How Common Heart Murmurs In Dogs Could Be The Result Of CCD

Diseases, Dog Health, DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

If your dog gets diagnosed with a common heart murmur problem, it may be a sign of canine cardiac disease. According to the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, a heart murmur results from blood flow running through the heart that is abnormal. Some heart murmurs are perfectly normal while others, similar to those heard…

Holistic Dog Health Q & A – Part 2

All Natural Dog Care, Dog Care, Dog Health, Dog Nutrition, Dogs, Holistic Medicine for DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

Raw Food Diet For nearly 6 months straight my dog became violently ill with terrible episodes of diarrhea anytime he ate his meals. We tried feeding him all types of dog food and eventually came to the understanding that he was allergic to every type of protein he was eating. Is there any thing that…

Holistic Dog Health Q & A – Part 1

Dog Health, Dogs, Holistic Medicine for DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

Controlling Seizures Caused By Distemper I have a four-year-old Labrador mix that contracted distemper from an old neighbor’s puppy. The initial acute period of the disease went by with little problems thanks to homeopathy, but within weeks she was having seizures on a daily basis. After doing a lot of research and talking with my…

Luxated Patella: Should You Take Your Dog To The Vet Just For The Occasional Limp?

Diseases, Dog Health, DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 5, 2013

You are playing fetch with your 2 year old Chihuahua when all of a sudden, he cries in pain and you notice that he starts to limp with his lower back leg. He skips on the other three legs for about 2 to 5 strides and then starts to run normal again as if nothing…

Luxated Patella: Is Your Dog Suffering From This Debilitating Condition?

Diseases, Dog Health, DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 5, 2013

If you think that your dog is suffering from a luxated patella or a slipped kneecap, the best thing to do is take him to the vet as soon as you can. Although a slipped kneecap may not seem like a serious condition to your young dog, it is a progressive disorder and can be…

Luxated Patella: Caring For Your Dog During & After Treatment

Diseases, Dog Health, DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 5, 2013

Although Luxated patella is not a condition that needs to be treated in the emergency room, getting your dog tested for this disorder prevents it from becoming worse. All dogs should be tested because a slipped kneecap can affect dogs of all breeds and sizes. However, if you own a small or a toy dog…

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