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Dr. Lorie Huston: Behavioral Medications in Dogs

While many veterinarians, behaviorists, and trainers are familiar with using medication to treat behavioral problems in dogs, it is still something that many dog lovers …

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Why Is My Dog Looking Around Frantically?

What does it mean if your dog is looking around frantically, pacing agitatedly through the house for no apparent reason? Below are some of the …

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My dog ate a squirrel – Should I be worried?

Can Dogs Get Rabies from Eating a Squirrel Infected with Rabies? One of the first questions dog owners ask veterinarians after they catch their dog …

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My Dog Ate an Entire Loaf of Bread – Should I be Worried?

Dogs eat weird things all the time, and most of the time, they’re fine. But if your dog just wolfed down an entire loaf of …

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My dog ate silica gel – Should I be worried?

When you purchase items like shoes, medicine, or electronics, you may notice little silica gel pods in the packaging.  Your dog may make a snack …

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My dog ate a rib bone – Should I Be Worried?

Are you panicking because your dog ate spare rib bones? Don’t worry, we will tell you what you need to do next if anything. My …

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My Dog Killed a Possum – Should I Be Worried?

My dog bit a possum? Help! Many wild forest animals carry diseases, toxins, are infectious, or just generally nasty. So if your dog has had …

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My dog ate a cotton ball – What to do?

Dogs eat a lot of things, good things, bad things, and weird things. If your dog has eaten a cotton ball, don’t fret. Dogs are …

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My dog ate a tea bag – Should I be Worried?

As you probably already know, dogs will eat just about anything.  So if you leave a tea bag lying around, your canine may gulp it down. …

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Can Dogs Eat Wasabi?

Wasabi on sushi can excite human taste buds, but for dogs, this spicy condiment can burn your dog’s mouth, upset your dog’s stomach, and cause major gas and bloating. …

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My Dog Ate Tums – Should I Be Worried?

Regardless of how good and conscientious a pet parent you are, there will be times when your pet gets into something they shouldn’t. Sometimes it’s …

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Why Are There Worms In My Dog’s Water Bowl?

Many people find worms in their animal water and food dishes, especially when these bowls are left outside after a warm rain. While this is …

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White specks in dog poop – Should I be Worried?

Dogs can have speckled poop for a variety of reasons that are mostly harmless and treatable with veterinary intervention. So if you notice tiny white …

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Can Dogs Have Raw Bacon?

Bacon is a tasty treat loved by many who ask if they can feed their dogs’ raw bacon. Unfortunately, it is not recommended we provide …

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My dog ate coffee grounds – Should I be Worried?

You left some coffee grounds lying around, and your dog munched on them.  Maybe he even got them out of the trash.  Now what? If …

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My dog ate vaseline (petroleum jelly) – Should I be Worried?

The last thing you expected was for your pup to help himself to that open Vaseline jar.  But he did.  Now what? Should you be …

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