Does your dog love wading through streams when walking in the woods? Maybe he's the type of dive head-first into a pond of water and splash around like a seal. Swimming is great exercise for dogs, and many of them really enjoy it, but it does come with its risks.
One of these risks is a disease called leptosporosis, which is caused by bacteria sometimes found in streams and small bodies of water.
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Humans are not the only creatures that can benefit from nutritional supplements to improve overall health. If you have a dog that is a beloved member of your family, you can help to increase their life span and enhance their quality of life by enhancing their diet with beneficial vitamins and minerals.
In addition, some vitamins can be used to supplement treatments for specific problems that plague your dog, including skin issues, a dull coat, gum disease, and more.
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If you have a dog, then it is advisable to take your canine to the veterinarian if any serious issues happen to appear. In some cases, a trip to the emergency pet clinic may be necessary. Seizures are often a sign of an emergency and a necessary trip to an clinic. Keep reading to understand why a dog seizure may occur and what you will need to do when a canine seizure is noticed.
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Arthritis is a significant health challenge for domestic cats. In fact, studies show that between 60 and 90 percent of cats suffer with some form of degenerative joint disease. Cats with arthritis can suffer several painful symptoms that may result in limited mobility, reduced activity (and weight gain), and a poorer quality of life. Because of this, if your vet diagnoses this problem for your cat, you'll want to know what you can to do make your feline friend's life more comfortable.
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It is a well known fact among cat lovers that you can't own just one. After owning one cat, most people want another; and still then, others want even more than two! One of the biggest problems associated with owning two or more cats is the fact that cats, by their nature, are lone animals. They tend to appreciate their alone time and sometimes even see humans as unnecessary, but sometimes useful, landlords.
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