Upper respiratory infections in dogs can affect the bronchi, trachea, throat, and nasal cavities and are common, especially in ones with compromised immune systems. These infections are often caused by …
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Canine colitis is an inflammation of the colon in dogs and is responsible for some 50 percent of cases of chronic diarrhea. While not a life-threatening condition, it certainly requires a …
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Crystal & IvyIsabel & MillyWes & Raphael Welcome to the Wednesday Cats of Catster! Every month, we ask our cat-loving Catsters to weigh in on a new topic. This week, …
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About Smalls Overview Recipe ReviewsFAQOur Experience Our Final Verdict We give Smalls Cat Food brand an overall rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars. Quality: 5/5 Variety: 4.9/5 Ingredients: 4.9/5 Value: 4.8/5 …
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VET APPROVED REVIEWED & FACT-CHECKED BY Dr. Amanda Charles BVSc GPCert (Derm) MRCVS (Veterinarian) Visual DifferencesOverview of Wet Cat FoodOverview of Dry Cat FoodOther Factors to Consider When it comes …
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Coccidia in dogs is a gastrointestinal condition that refers to a particularly foul smelling sort of diarrhea. The feces is often described as smelling like a fungus. The condition results …
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Dead tail in dogs, also referred to as swimmer’s tail, cold tail, or broken tail, is a medical condition that causes a dog’s tail to go limp. It’s often caused by …
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Kidney infections in dogs can lead to serious symptoms and conditions if left untreated, including kidney failure and death. They’re often caused by bacteria that enter through the urinary tract, …