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Adder Bites in Dogs
Written & Verified by Alison Lambert MA VetMB MRCVS
How Common are Adder Bites in Dogs?
The European Adder is the UK's only native venomous snake. Adults are up to 60cm long and have a black...
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5 Most Common Orthopaedic Issues in Dogs
Orthopaedic issues in dogs include any deformities, disorders and injuries of the skeleton and closely associated structures - such as tendons and ligaments.
These conditions are often associated ...
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How To Treat Intervertebral Disc Disease In Dogs
Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) is the most common spinal disease in dogs. Whilst we often associate the disease with the Dachshund, a subgroup of the disease exists that more commonly p...
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Hip And Elbow Dysplasia In Dogs
Osteoarthritis in Dogs.
Arthritis is the most common cause of chronic pain in dogs. It can’t be cured but an early diagnosis allows a management plan to be put in place to slow progression ...
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How Big Will My Puppy Get?
As the excitement of bringing your new pup into their forever home settles, and they start to grow, you soon start to wonder - “just how big will my puppy get?” Welcoming a puppy is a joyful time b...
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Dog Bed For Arthritis
Choosing A Bed For A Dog With Arthritis
Dogs spend many hours a day and night in their beds and even more so if they are suffering with arthritis. Their bed needs to be in an easily accessible and ...
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Elbow Calluses in Dogs
What are elbow calluses?
Elbow calluses are hairless patches of thickened skin found over bony prominences, such as elbows. These unsightly areas of skin are common in dogs, especially in short coa...
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How Do Dogs See Us?
Not black and white
Until fairly recently it was thought that dogs saw only in black and white. By determining the differences between human and dogs’ eyes and by undertaking behavioural tests, it ...
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Overweight Dog Problems
Obesity is a major health concern
Obesity is the most prevalent nutritional challenge facing our canine population, with approximately half of our dogs being classified as overweight or obese. A do...