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Up until recently, I used the terms “spaying” and “neutering” interchangeably to describe the process of sterilization for male and female dogs. The truth is, “neutering” can be used to refer to the removal of reproductive organs in both male and female dogs. Spaying, however, is generally reserved for females. To be honest, it really doesn’t …
Poisonous plants for dogs are present year-round. Your garden, public parks, the neighbor’s house, and your friends, might have one or two plants that are particularly toxic to dogs if ingested. Please read my privacy policy and disclaimer. Thankfully, most adult dogs generally aren’t lured to poisonous or toxic plants. Unless your begonias taste like …
When you consider the multitude of things that are poisonous for dogs, it’s amazing there aren’t huge lineups at the veterinarian clinic. Dogs just don’t care what they eat and some dogs are worse than others. No matter how careful you are, it just takes that one time for your dog to end up in …
Symptoms of chocolate poisoning in dogs includes excessive thirst (polydipsia), vomiting, diarrhea, hyperexcitability, cardiac arrhythmia, tremors, and seizures. Theobromine (the compound in chocolate that is toxic to dogs) is slow to digest. For that reason, you might not see any symptoms up to 24 hours after ingestion. The more likely scenario would have you seeing …
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Are acorns poisonous to dogs? If your dog is like any other curious pet, he/she is probably quick to sniff and taste just about anything. Unfortunately, that can translate into your dog swallowing something he shouldn’t. Technically, acorns are toxic to dogs but that doesn’t mean your dog will die if he/she swallows a few. …
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