Dog Health Articles

1). Shih Tzu - Skin And Coat Health By : Connie Limon
Factors that adversely affect the health of a shih tzu's skin are genetics, the immune system, nutrition, hygiene, bugs, and hormones.
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2). Top Three Dog Breeds - Large and Small By : Matthew Hick
If you happen to be in the market for a purebred dog, there are over one hundred varieties to choose from. They each have their own traits and temperaments.
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3). Dog Health Tips – Care For Your Pets at Home By : Adrienne Davis
Everyone with pets, whether dogs or puppies, needs to have a veterinary surgeon to turn to in an emergency. They do a wonderful job, and you should never ignore a pet’s suffering. However, it is a waste of money to attend the Vet’s surgery when the problem is one you can solve at home. This is a short guide to dealing with minor ailments as a form of Pets’ First Aid.
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4). Dog Training The Gentle Way – The Sit Command By : Jennifer Ivey
Dog Training using positive reinforcement techniques is the gentle and humane way to teach your dog the rules. You will be fostering a loving relationship with your dog instead of intimidating and scaring your dog into submission. In this article you will learn the basic steps to teach your puppy or adult dog to sit. 1. Put a leash on your dog so they cannot wonder off while you are working with them.
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5). A Tale Of Four Dog Foods: Finding The Best Chow For Your Hound By : Nathan Fischer
We all love our dogs and want to give them the best life has to offer. But with so many variations of dog food in the market, it isn't always easy to identify the best food for our dog. Who can possibly feel confident when so many brands trumpet buzzwords that hit the human aisles not long ago, such as "rich in antioxidants," "highly digestible," "Omega-3.
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6). Shih Tzu - The Canine Flu Outbreak of 2005 By : Connie Limon
The canine flu outbreak in the summer of 2005 can be thought of as equivalent to colds and flu that people get.
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7). Dog Allergies Are More Common Than You May Think By : Brigitte Smith
Allergies in dogs are becoming more and more common. It is thought that twenty per cent of dogs suffer from allergies. Dog allergy encompasses skin rashes caused by external irritants, flea bites and food allergies. Dog allergy of various types can also result in coughing, sneezing and similar symptoms, as well as nausea and vomiting.
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8). How Your Dog's Digestion Works By : Andrew Lewis
Canines have the ability to consume large quantities of food at one time and can rest between meals. In the wild, this is known as "gorging," which is beneficial in hunting large game. Canines, like carnivores, can devour large meals after a hunt, and, thanks to the digestive function, can then leisurely wait until the next meal opportunity arises. To keep your canine's gastrointestinal system functioning at its finest, a healthy, well-balanced diet is of the essence.
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9). Fatal Mistake: Why Your Dog Needs Vaccinations By : Dawn Keadic
The canine distemper virus (CDV) causes a highly contagious disease in dogs known as distemper. Dogs who contract distemper suffer damage to their gastrointestinal, central nervous and respiratory systems. It's vitally important to vaccinate against distemper as it is incurable and often fatal. Puppies between the ages of three and six months are most susceptible to the disease, although older dogs can also contract distemper.
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10). 3 Fundamental Steps To Raise A Healthy Dog By : Gerald McNicholl
A good diet, Plenty of fresh water, and lots of exercise are essential for raising a healthy dog.
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11). Dog Anxiety - How to Deal With It By : Brigitte Smith
Does your dog become anxious in thunderstorms, or when separated from you? Anxiety in dogs has many potential causes, and the symptoms can range from shivering or phobic behaviour, to incessant barking. You may not even realize that your dog is suffering from anxiety - perhaps you just think it's misbehavior. It's not.
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12). Dog Penis and Vagina Infections and Inflammation By : John Williams
Dog penis and vagina infections or inflammation can be a painful problem for many dogs , here we look at how to cure or help this condition and get your dog back to full health.
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13). Could Your Dog Have Whipworm? How To Detect And Treat Whipworm In Your Dog By : Nathan Fischer
When it comes to keeping your canine companion healthy both inside and out, it's important for owners to know which parasites see your dog as the perfect host. One of the lesser-known parasites that pose a danger to dogs is the whipworm. Whipworms, like most parasites, are resilient. In egg form, their hard shells allow them to survive outdoors in the soil for years in the time.
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14). How Much Time Can Dogs Stay Alone? By : John Edwards
If you are going to leave your dog alone for a long period of time then don't be surprised with the behavior issues he might develop. Being alone, he deals with two big problems. The first one is the physic and emotional discomfort, because he sees he is free and he doesn't know what he is allowed to do and what he isn't. Sometimes stress is added because he is afraid of doing something that can get him punished.
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15). Shih Tzu - Is The Food You Feed Causing Health Problems? By : Connie Limon
One method of determining whether the food you feed your shih tzu is affecting its health or producing problem symptoms is to keep a health journal.
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16). Thay Call It "Dog Breath" For A Reason By : Dawn Keadic
Its shame that most dog owners don’t realize that dental hygiene is as important for their dogs as it is for themselves. Teeth that have been neglected are subject to several types of mouth disease just like their human friends. We know that if we don't brush our teeth, plague will build up and eventually cause tooth decay. The same thing happens to dogs.
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17). Dog CPR–How to Save Your Pets Life, Part 1 By : James Theiss
There might be an instance where you have to perform CPR on your dog to save its life. Are you prepared? This is a 2-part article on how to perform CPR on your dog.
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18). Protect Your Dog From These Preventable Threats By : Robert Benson
Owning a dog is one of the most rewarding experiences a person can have in their lifetime, but having a dog is much more than the occasional walk around the block or playing fetch in the yard. There are many other responsibilities that one must consider in order to be a good dog owner. Your dog’s health is a major concern to any good pet owner and in this article we will concentrate on some preventable threats to your pet.
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19). Guarding Your Dog's Health By : Khieng Chho
We all know the adage "dog is man's best friend" seem to run for ages now. But we have reasons enough to consider our dogs as vital parts of our daily existence. They seem to have this special character to display love and loyalty, not to mention a unique fun that we can only witness from them. That's why, as much as possible, we will do everything we can to give them the best treatment and best health care, just like we do for our family members.
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20). For A Happy & Loveable Dog - Neuter By : Jennifer Ivey
Your male dog will appreciate the freedom you have given him in life through your decision to neuter. There are many behavioral and medical benefits to spaying and neutering your pet. You will also be doing your part in helping reduce this countries pet overpopulation problem. Millions of dogs and cats are euthanized each year because there are too many animals to adopt and not enough homes for them.
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21). Puppy Training Basics - Essential Guide By : Matthew Hick
Often people wonder exactly when puppy training should take place. Well, the answer is as soon as possible. A puppy is able to learn things as soon as he can walk.
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22). What Your Vet May Not Tell You About Rimadyl By : William F. Smith
Thousands of dogs are being prescribed Rimadyl by their veterinarians to treat pain, inflammation, and canine arthritis. Many of these prescriptions are written without any blood work done to ensure the dog can tolerate the drug. Learn the facts about Rimadyl and what you should know before administering this drug to your dog. What is Rimadyl? Rimadyl was introduced by Pfizer Pharmaceuticals in January 1997 to help treat dogs with inflammation and pain associated with surgery or canine arthritis.
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23). Stop the itchy fleas! By : Disney Pieces
“No, your dog is not pregnant but she has fleas”, said the vet. “Excuse me?” (She lifts up the dog’s tail) “You see all these fleas” I was stunned. I give my dog flea preventative every month! She bathes monthly and she rarely goes outside. So how could she get fleas? I learned that all the things I thought mattered did not. After all, what good is flea preventative if it doesn’t work? Based on my experience, I am going to tell you how to treat and prevent dog fleas.
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24). “Dad, Why can’t we get a dog as well?” By : Stephen Morgan
Steve Morgan describes going through the trials and tribulations that make up the ritual that most, if not all, Parents experience from time to time, which is, acquiring the first family pet.
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25). Shelter Dogs - Will You Adopt One As Your Next Pet? By : Brigitte Smith
Adopting a shelter dog will save a dog that perhaps no one else will want. It's a rewarding feeling knowing that you've given an abandoned or otherwise disadvantaged dog a loving home. Would you adopt a shelter dog?
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