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Category: Eyes

Posted on October 20, 2019November 28, 2020

Causes Of Eye Discharge In Puppies

If you look up the causes of eye discharge in dogs, there’s almost always one missing. That wouldn’t be such a problem if what’s missing wasn’t also the most common cause in puppies.

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Posted on October 21, 2018November 28, 2020

Help! My Dog Has A Grass Seed

sore dog’s paw

Grass seed season in southern Australia is that time between October and year’s end when extra care is needed. All dog owners need to know how to prevent and treat this menace. The same also applies to cats to a lesser extent.

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Posted on March 12, 2018November 29, 2020

What Human Drugs Are Safe For Dogs?

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You’ve got a dog needing treatment and you’ve even got some of your own meds nearby. Can you use them?

The use of non-veterinary drugs is a common question from pet owners. When is it a good idea to give your dog human medications? Sometimes, surprisingly, it is. Just not that often.*

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Posted on June 9, 2014November 29, 2020

Help! My Dog Has Cataracts

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‘At A Glance (Details Below)’ Essential Facts

If A Dog Has A Cataract

  1. Don’t panic: most of what are called ‘cataracts’ are part of normal ageing
  2. To check for true cataracts you need to see either a vet or an eye specialist
  3. Senile lenticular sclerosis does not cause blindness and needs no treatment, whereas cataracts require removal to restore vision

Now dive deeper.

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