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DNA-based tests identify genetic material.
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DNA-based tests identify genetic material.
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Puppies can develop painful dental problems.
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A fractured tooth with exposed pulp may require root canal treatment or extraction.
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A fractured tooth with exposed pulp may require root canal treatment or extraction.
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Flea and tick preventives come in several forms.
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Food allergies may cause persistent problems throughout the year, unlike some seasonal environmental allergies.
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Lyme vaccination may provide additional protection for dogs with relevant tick exposure.
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Aggression toward unfamiliar dogs needs both medical and behavioral assessment.
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Digestive health contributes to a dog's overall well-being.
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Daily plaque control supports periodontal health.
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Flea and tick preventives come in several forms.
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Autumn outings still carry parasite and infection risks.
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Toilet water can expose pets to cleaning chemicals or products used for winterization.
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Parasite prevention for kittens requires products suited to their age and species.
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Nicotine-containing e-liquids can poison pets rapidly after ingestion.
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Ear canal tumors can cause nodules, bleeding or recurring infection.
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Feline ear infections may be associated with mites, foreign material or other underlying problems.
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Canine otitis externa affects the outer ear canal.
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Ear mites can cause scratching, head shaking and dark ear discharge.
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Echinococcus tapeworm infection can occur without obvious signs.
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Echinococcus tapeworm infection can occur without obvious signs.
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Eclampsia is a dangerous fall in blood calcium, typically associated with nursing offspring.
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Eclampsia is a dangerous fall in blood calcium, typically associated with nursing offspring.
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Ectopic eyelashes grow through the eyelid lining and can rub against the cornea.
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