The Many Duties of Veterinarians

Posted on: 2 December 2021
There are all sorts of ways that you can keep your dog's teeth clean to some degree, including brushing them with a special finger brush and providing hard chew toys. There will often come a time, however, that tartar begins to build up on your dog's teeth and requires the intervention of a professional. This is a time to book a dental cleaning appointment for the pet at your local veterinary clinic.
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Posted on: 30 September 2021
When you think of dog care for your pup, you probably associate it with taking your animal for vaccinations, feeding it a healthy diet, and seeking veterinary services whenever your pup falls ill. Grooming tasks like nail clipping are also a vital necessity.  While it is difficult to get your pooch to hold still so can cut their nails, you can take them to the vet for this service and avoid the struggle.
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Posted on: 22 July 2021
Bringing a new pet into your family can be a highly rewarding experience. However, it will require you to be prepared to meet the basic care needs of the animal. While caring for a pet is not particularly difficult, it can be easy for new pet owners to overlook some of the basic best practices for being a pet owner. Familiarize Your Pet With Having Its Paws Handled There can be many situations where you will need to handle your pet's paws.
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Posted on: 8 June 2021
Dogs diagnosed with diabetes are more likely to experience a sudden bout of high blood sugar known as acute hyperglycemia. This condition can quickly become a life-threatening emergency. If your dog is diagnosed with this condition, it is important to know the signs of acute hyperglycemia and how to manage it.  Signs of Acute Hyperglycemia Any dog with diabetes will experience sustained, high blood sugar levels if you are not careful to administer their insulin and keep them on a carbohydrate-restricted diet.
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