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Canine emergencies can happen at any time or place and being a prepared owner greatly improves your pe's chances of a successful outcome. Learn about some of the most common dog injuries and their signs.
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Learn how to perform CPR on dogs in order to help in an emergency.
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A rattlesnake bite is a veterinary emergency that results in serious injury or death to thousands of dogs each year. A rattlesnake vaccine can defend your dog by creating an immunity that will work right away to help neutralize the toxins in the venom.
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Learn about the essentials needed in a first aid kit for dogs.
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Common fist aid practices that can be provided to a sick or injured dog until professional help can be obtained.
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How to induce vomiting in your dog is you suspect he or she has swallowed something poisonous. Induction of vomiting should never be done without direct instructions from a veterinarian. If you suspect that your pet has ingested something poisonous, you should first consult your veterinarian or local veterinary emergency center.
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If your dog gets lost, an inexpensive microchip the size of a grain of rice could be the key that reunites the two of you and produces a happy ending. This article provides a good overview to all aspects of this technology.
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The annual Thanksgiving banquet, complete with last-minute preparations, a variety of guests, and too much rich food, can be stressful and dangerous for dogs. However, you can greatly reduce your canine's risks and stress level with some simple precautions, and knowledge.
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Halloween can be scary and dangerous to dogs. However, a little planning and attentive care can help avoid those undesirable outcomes, so that both people and pooches can enjoy a safe and happy Halloween.
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Summer parties—and Fourth of July parties specifically—pose numerous risks for dogs. Fireworks especially may induce panic and erratic behavior in your dog. This article recommends precautions to take to reduce your dog's risks and fear during your summer celebrations.
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Even normally mild-tempered and confident dogs may panic and act unpredictably—out of fear—when they hear fireworks exploding. This article discusses a number of ways to protect and calm your dog during what is usually the loudest holiday of the year.
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