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Tick season is getting longer & more dangerous. Here’s what you need to know.

Common vaccine myths, debunked

Dr. Aliya McCullough clears up some common misconceptions about pets and vaccines, so you can stay informed and keep your pet healthy and safe.

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How hot is too hot for dogs?

Dogs can develop heatstroke quickly, and not just in a hot car. Learn what temperature is too hot for walks outside with your dog and more.

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Can cats eat shrimp?

Yes, cats can eat shrimp — just make sure it's cooked through and the tail is removed. Consult your vet on how much shrimp is safe for your cat.

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Anisocoria in dogs: what you need to know

If your dog’s pupils are two different sizes, it may be anisocoria and could be a symptom of a larger problem. Two vets explain what you should know.

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Bumps & lumps on dogs: causes, treatment options and more

Common causes of lumps on dogs are inflammation, allergic reaction, cancer or scar tissue. If you find a new lump on your dog, call your vet.

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Symptoms of stroke in dogs: what to look out for

Strokes in dogs are caused by an interruption in blood flow to the brain. Signs of stroke include seizures, circling, falling and difficulty walking.

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Can dogs have Pedialyte?

It's not recommended to give dogs Pedialyte because the high concentration of additives could be dangerous. Dogs should hydrate with water instead.

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Dog eye discharge: what you need to know

If your dog has green, yellow or red eye discharge, they may have an infection or a more serious eye injury. Learn more about what causes eye discharge.

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Swollen lymph nodes in dogs: causes, treatment & how to find them

Swollen lymph nodes in a dog can be caused by an infection, from bacteria, virus, fungus or parasites, inflammation or cancer.

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Can dogs eat butter?

Butter isn’t toxic to dogs, but if your pup eats too much, it can cause an upset stomach, diarrhea or even lead to pancreatitis.

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Kidney failure in dogs: signs, symptoms & causes

Learn the causes, signs, symptoms and treatment options for kidney failure in dogs to give your pet the best possible outcome.

Dasuquin for dogs: what you need to know

Dasuquin is a supplement that helps dogs with joint pain. Learn more about Dasuquin — from the different types to dosage to side effects.

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How to cope with the loss of a pet

No one wants to think about the death of their pet. Dr. Monica Tarantino founded the Pet Loss Community to help pet parents with grief and anticipated pet loss.

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A fresh start for domestic violence survivors — and their pets

Pets are family, and advocates and pet lovers worldwide are working to ensure families can escape domestic violence situations together.

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