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Manufacturers of licensed products for dogs have today made tremendous efforts to ensure that medicines are not only efficacious but also palatable. Syringes, spoons, droppers and other…
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Many drugs in tablet form, licensed for use in dogs, have been specially formulated with palatability in mind. However, if the dog is at all suspicious he is unlikely to eat the tablet…
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Having been supplied with cream, lotion or ointment to apply, there is then the problem of how to apply it! Even the most biddable dog can object violently to applications on a sensitive area.…
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This ear preparation has been supplied in order to assist in treating your pet’s ear complaint. The condition is not uncommon and as mentioned there are a number of possible causes. You…
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We have discussed the frequency and application of the eye medication prescribed but you may find these notes useful. It is always useful to have someone hold your dog for you if at all…
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Many owners are concerned when they have to board their dog, particularly for the first time. Today there are several alternatives: Pet sitting agencies are available that will arrange for…
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Most dog owners are aware that roundworms and tapeworms are common intestinal parasites of the dog. With the relaxation of quarantine regulations with the introduction of the PETS travel scheme, combined with our warmer summers, some other parasitic worms are now becoming more commonly seen in the UK.
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Dental disease is very common in dogs over the age of three years. It is known that regular teeth cleaning is the best way to prevent periodontal disease which can result in the loss of many…
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Dental disease is probably as common and as painful in dogs as in man. Since dogs do not have the ability to communicate their discomfort until relatively recently a lot of dental problems…
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From 1st May 2007 the docking of puppies’ and dogs’ tails was prohibited in England, Wales and Scotland. Exemptions cover certain working breeds and also if performed as a…
