Lymphoma is a relatively common cancer in dogs, but in most cases it is treatable. Most types of dog lymphoma respond well to a combination of conventional treatment – such as chemotherapy – and some type of immunomodulatory (immune-boosting) therapy,…
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Diet for dogs with cancer – Every bite counts A proper diet for dogs with cancer is not just a complementary part of treatment – in many cases, it can determine the outcome. The right nutrition supports the immune system,…
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Dog dementia – When your best friend is no longer the same In short: Dog dementia, also known as canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome, is a gradual decline in brain function in senior dogs. Symptoms include disorientation, disrupted sleep patterns, unusual…
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Foxtails can cause serious problems for dogs. The term “foxtail” often refers to parts of the wild barley plant, especially the dry, spiky seed cases or stems that can easily get stuck in an animal’s fur or skin. Wild barley…
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Antifreeze Poisoning in Dogs: Risks, Symptoms, and Prevention This is one of the most common forms of poisoning in dogs. Antifreeze, used as a coolant in vehicles, is a leading source of ethylene glycol, a substance highly toxic to dogs.…
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Cartilage health in dogs – Prevent arthritis and stiffness naturally Cartilage health in dogs is the foundation of long-term mobility and comfort. When cartilage wears down, bones rub directly against each other, leading to inflammation, stiffness, and chronic pain. Strengthening…
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The dog tick is a blood-sucking parasite that poses a problem for dogs worldwide. Besides dogs, they can also be dangerous to other animals and humans. Due to climate change, we can expect constant tick invasions, and these unpleasant parasites…
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Dog fleas are tiny but significant parasitic problems that can torment not only our pets but also humans. These widely spread, jumping arthropods are known carriers of various diseases. What exactly is a dog flea? A flea is a small,…
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Tumors in dogs are among the most common causes of death, especially in older animals. Statistics show that nearly half of dogs over ten years old will face some form of cancer during their lifetime. This is why it is…
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