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Ask the Vet
If you have a medical question about your dog, please click here to ask our Vet. Don't forget to check the archives below to read other questions that have been asked and answered.
Please keep in mind that questions for the Ask the Vet column should be non-urgent in nature. If your dog is having a medical emergency or if you suspect that he or she is in significant pain or danger, you should call your own vet or contact a local emergency animal clinic immediately.
While we would love to answer all questions that are submitted, please keep the inquiries limited to dog-related questions only. Thanks!
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Angela A. from Frisco asks:
"I just got a Dachshund puppy from a city shelter and want to make sure she gets all the c |
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Meet Lucy, a 1-year-old Schnauzer who likes the comforts of home when she gets her beauty sleep! |
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Unfortunately, even the most careful of pet parents may need to find emergency care for their dogs. The first step is to be prepared. Find an emergency clinic close to your home and post their number in a prominent place or save it to your mobile phone. If your dog shows signs of serious injury or trauma, you can call the clinic for advice and if necessary, inform them that you are on your way with your dog so they can prepare for your arrival. |
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