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Is That a Sneeze? Reverse Sneezing in Dogs
Some dogs are affected by a condition called reverse sneezing (i.e., inspiratory paroxysmal respiration) that occurs when the soft palate muscle at the back of the dog’s throat spasms.
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Poor Air Quality and Pet Safety
Is there anything pet owners can do to protect our pets during air quality alerts, and are there certain pets at higher risk?
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Corneal Calcific Degeneration: Calcium Deposits in Your Dog’s Eyes
If you see white spots on your geriatric pet’s eyes, please have them evaluated by your veterinarian for the possibility that the spots are calcium deposits.
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How to Introduce a Cat to a Dog Safely – 7 Tips!
Some pets simply are not compatible, although most can learn to live together harmoniously. Here are some tips to help with safely introducing cats and dogs.
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Laparoscopic Spay for Dogs and Cats
Unlike a typical spay, a laparoscopic spay allows better visualization for the surgeon and overall improved recovery for pets.
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Stress and Anxiety While Working in Veterinary Medicine
At Ethos, we realize that mental health is just as important as physical health.
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Pregnancy in Dogs – Signs, Care, and When to Go to the ER
If you find yourself caring for a rescued pregnant pup, your dog is accidentally pregnant, or you plan to responsibly breed your dog, understanding dog pregnancy is vital to keep the mother and her puppies healthy.
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Mental Health Tips for Veterinary Professionals
Here are 5 tips from Mental Health America for taking care of your mental wellbeing.
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How to Talk About Mental Health at Work
If you are experiencing mental difficulties, it’s important to reach out for help. But where do you start?
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Caring for a Three-Legged Dog
What matters to dogs is their comfort, spending time with their owner, and finding joy in everyday life. Recognizing this fact can make your decision to amputate much easier.
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Dog and Cat Seasonal Allergies
While most humans who suffer from seasonal allergies experience itchy eyes, sinus congestion, and a runny nose, allergic pets typically exhibit skin disease. Keep reading to learn about seasonal allergies in pets and how you can help your itchy four-legged friend.
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Keeping Our Pets & Their Environment Safe
The earth is our pet's environment and how we treat it affects our pets' lives. Here are a few safety reminders as you enjoy the outdoors with your pup:
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