A Letter From Your Puppy At The Rainbow Bridge
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by FreeRange null
3M ago
Hi Mom and Dad, It’s me, writing from the Rainbow Bridge! I’ve been here for a little while now, and they said it was time to send a ..read more
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Microchip
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by FreeRange null
3M ago
Here’s an X-ray showing a dog’s bent front leg. See that tiny white speck? That’s a microchip! Surprisingly, it has moved down the leg ..read more
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Dog Dewclaws
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by FreeRange null
3M ago
All About Dog Dewclaws: What You Should Know Ever looked closely at your dog’s feet? Most dogs have four nails on each back paw and five ..read more
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How to Tell if Dogs Are Playing or Fighting
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by FreeRange null
4M ago
Have you ever watched two dogs wrestling and wondered if they were playing or fighting? It's important to know that fighting is a natural ..read more
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Garden Hazards For Pets
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by FRPNZ
5M ago
Pets, much like children, are naturally curious and love to explore their surroundings. Dogs and cats often engage with their environment ..read more
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Flea Control
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by Shell
5M ago
You’re familiar with the topical flea product you apply to your pet’s skin each month, ensuring they stay flea-free. The way these ..read more
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Homemade Dog Food
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by FreeRange null
6M ago
Are you thinking about switching your dog to a homemade diet? The best place to start is by consulting with your veterinarian or a ..read more
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The Last Goodbye
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by FreeRange null
6M ago
If there comes a time when I grow weak, And pain keeps me from peaceful sleep, I know you'll have to make a choice, For this last ..read more
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Leptospirosis (Dogs)
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by FreeRange null
6M ago
Leptospirosis in Dogs Leptospirosis is an infectious disease caused by more than 250 types of Leptospira bacteria. These bacteria can ..read more
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DNA testing is important!
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by FreeRange null
10M ago
Why do we talk alot about health testing .... DNA tested dogs results comes back as “clear”, “carrier” or “affected”. *Clear - these dogs do not have any copies of the abnormal gene associated with the condition that has been tested for. These dogs are highly unlikely to develop this condition and will pass on a normal copy of the gene to their puppies *Carrier - these dogs have one copy of the normal gene and one copy of the abnormal gene associated with the condition that has been tested for. These dogs are highly unlikely to develop this condition and may pass either one copy of the norm ..read more
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