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Arthritis in dogs
Arthritis doesn't discriminate. It affects people and dogs of all ages. If you notice major changes in your dog's mood and activity, it could be arthritis - one of the most common sources of chronic pain that veterinarians treat...
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Canine Cough
Dogs get many illnesses and conditions that can cause them to cough. Some are not serious, others are potentially fatal. So if you hear your pet suffering from a bout of coughing don't assume it's just another case of dog with a frog in the gob!...
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Gastro Intestinal Worms
Roughly 80% of Australian dogs carry one type of gastro-intestinal worm or another. Not only can they be dangerous and even fatal to puppies and adult dogs, some can also be transferred to humans, especially children....
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Dog Moulting
Grrr, there's dog hair everywhere! Yes, moulting hair is a hassle, but it's only natural for dogs to shed their hair. Think of it like updating the wardrobe for the new season. Most dogs moult twice a year, but some breeds shed all year round....
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Dog Vaccinations
Because vaccinations are so important to a dog's long-term health and well being. They protect your puppy from contracting deadly and debilitating diseases....
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Canine parvovirus
Canine parvovirus, sometimes called 'parvo', is a potentially fatal infectious disease spread by virus. Parvo affects dogs of all ages, but most cases occur in puppies 6 to 20 weeks of age....
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Dog Desexing
Some dog owners are a little reluctant to have their dog desexed, or 'fixed'. For some, it's concern over the idea of a major operation, or that desexing might change their dog's personality...
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Puppy Socialisation
Puppy socialisation is helping your little mate feel comfortable as a pet within a society that includes a huge mix of people, environments, buildings, sights, noises, smells, dogs and other animals...
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