Dog Tips
When combing your dog for fleas, be sure to comb its underside as soon as you are finished with the back and side coat. This is the best way to banish fast-moving fleas.
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Doggy 911
What would happen if your furry friend needed emergency care? The American Red Cross, which offers classes on first aid for dogs, shares some of the organization's canine lifesaving tips.
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A new survey shows that the recession has affected dog care. Advance planning can help you save money and provide proper medical support for your pet.
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Fleas and ticks are out in force during the spring. Here are some of the latest products and techniques for dealing with these pesky and often dangerous parasites.
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Does your dog snore when snoozing? If so, that can alert you to certain health problems.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently issued new dog-flu guidelines that help answer important questions about this emerging canine disease.
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