Cutting Through The Fat: Facts About Hyperlipidemia In Dogs
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19 January 2016
Did you know that dogs, like their human family members, can have high cholesterol? Unlike in humans, high cholesterol rarely causes cardiovascular disease. High cholesterol, commonly referred to as hyperlipidemia in dogs, is usually the result of an underlying cause that needs to be identified to prevent other potential health complications. Understanding how cholesterol levels are interpreted in dogs and knowing the different causes of hyperlipidemia are helpful in determining the appropriate treatment to preserve your dog's health.
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Has Your Dog Had Their Teeth Cleaned? If Not, They May Not Have A Clean Bill Of Health
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19 January 2016
If your dog's breath is terrible and fresh breath bones aren't working, it's time to take your dog to the dentist to have a teeth cleaning. Just like humans, dogs should have their teeth cleaned to prevent lifelong dental and health problems.
Your dog may have gum disease, cavities or other problems because of improper oral health care. You should be able to obtain a teeth cleaning service at your local veterinarians office.
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How To Reduce The Stress Of Going To The Vet For Your Cat
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19 January 2016
If you have to take your cat to the vet, chances are good that the cat is not going to be at all interested or happy. Your cat doesn't really care about its health, its shots, or its flea treatments. All it cares about is that you are taking it away from where it likes to live, putting it into a box, and then taking it somewhere else. Here are some tips for reducing the stress that your cat feels when it goes to the vet.
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Scurvy In Guinea Pigs: An Overview
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18 January 2016
Scurvy is a medical condition that is caused by a deficiency in vitamin C. Vitamin C is an important nutrient for humans and animals alike, and a lack of it can cause a number of issues and even lead to death. Below is a general overview of scurvy, the causes of a vitamin C deficiency in guinea pigs, and how the condition is treated and prevented.
What are the Symptoms of Scurvy?
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