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10 Most Common Dog-Related Health Problems
Let's explore the common dog-related health problems and how to address them.
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Dogs Licking Owners' Face Is Not Just Unhealthy, But Can Even Be Fatal
Any dog owners reading this will know the joy of getting home and being greeted with utter delight by their pet tail wagging wildly before enthusiastic but face-drenching licks.
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Dog Lover Says Her Two German Shepherds Detected Her Breast Cancer
Linda Munkley, a 65-year-old woman from Wales says she owes her life to her pets after they detected her cancer.
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World Rabies Day: Know The Top Causes, Symptoms And Tips For Prevention Of Rabies
Rabies Day: Rabies is a zoonotic disease - one which is transmitted from animals to humans. Domestic dogs are the most common reservoir of virus. More than 99% of rabies deaths in humans are dog-mediated rabies.
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Why You Shouldn't Feed Your Pet Dogs Raw Meats
The study, conducted by researchers from the University of Agricultural Sciences in Sweden said that feeding raw meats to your pets can increase the risk of a number of diseases as these contain high levels of very harmful bacteria.
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Is Your Dog Obese? Beware! It May Reduce It's Lifespan, Finds New Study
The research, from the University of Liverpool in the UK, reveals that the lifespan of overweight dogs was up to two-and-half years shorter when compared to ideal-weight dogs.
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Having a Pet Dog May Reduce Heart Disease Risk! Try These 5 Foods Too
A new study, published in the journal Scientific Report, shows that having pets, especially a dog, can keep you away from heart ailments.
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Female Pet Owners May Be Less Likely to Die of Stroke
U.S. women over age 50 and generally healthy were less likely to die of cardiovascular events like stroke if they had a cat or dog, the researchers found.
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1000 Dogs Dead, 3 Humans Sick After Eating Pet Treats in US: Report
Chewy pet treats, mostly imported from China, may have killed over 1,000 dogs in since 2007 and sickened at least three people who ate the products in the US, the country's health watchdog has said.
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10 Most Common Dog-Related Health Problems
Let's explore the common dog-related health problems and how to address them.
-
Dogs Licking Owners' Face Is Not Just Unhealthy, But Can Even Be Fatal
Any dog owners reading this will know the joy of getting home and being greeted with utter delight by their pet tail wagging wildly before enthusiastic but face-drenching licks.
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Dog Lover Says Her Two German Shepherds Detected Her Breast Cancer
Linda Munkley, a 65-year-old woman from Wales says she owes her life to her pets after they detected her cancer.
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World Rabies Day: Know The Top Causes, Symptoms And Tips For Prevention Of Rabies
Rabies Day: Rabies is a zoonotic disease - one which is transmitted from animals to humans. Domestic dogs are the most common reservoir of virus. More than 99% of rabies deaths in humans are dog-mediated rabies.
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Why You Shouldn't Feed Your Pet Dogs Raw Meats
The study, conducted by researchers from the University of Agricultural Sciences in Sweden said that feeding raw meats to your pets can increase the risk of a number of diseases as these contain high levels of very harmful bacteria.
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Is Your Dog Obese? Beware! It May Reduce It's Lifespan, Finds New Study
The research, from the University of Liverpool in the UK, reveals that the lifespan of overweight dogs was up to two-and-half years shorter when compared to ideal-weight dogs.
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Having a Pet Dog May Reduce Heart Disease Risk! Try These 5 Foods Too
A new study, published in the journal Scientific Report, shows that having pets, especially a dog, can keep you away from heart ailments.
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Female Pet Owners May Be Less Likely to Die of Stroke
U.S. women over age 50 and generally healthy were less likely to die of cardiovascular events like stroke if they had a cat or dog, the researchers found.
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1000 Dogs Dead, 3 Humans Sick After Eating Pet Treats in US: Report
Chewy pet treats, mostly imported from China, may have killed over 1,000 dogs in since 2007 and sickened at least three people who ate the products in the US, the country's health watchdog has said.
