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Always check with your veterinarian for guidance before using a parasite prevention with your dogs. Read product labels closely for safe dosages and any specific warnings. Dogs with the MDR1 genetic mutation can be at greater risk for adverse reactions to certain...
If you decide to vaccinate your dogs yourself, it is important to do so correctly. Failure to store or handle vaccines properly can lead to vaccine failure. This means your dogs may not be protected from disease. Improper vaccine administration wastes time and money...
Prevent gingivitis and dental disease by controlling the development of plaque and tartar. Develop a plan for dental health with your veterinarian! Examine your dog’s teeth regularly at home. An annual oral exam by your veterinarian is recommended. Look for...
The aims of this study were: 1) to estimate the prevalence and characterize the severity of periodontal disease (PD) in dogs housed in commercial breeding (CB) facilities and 2) to characterize PD preventative care utilized by breeders. Methods 445 dogs representing...
