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7 Tips To Keep Parasites Out Of Your Backyard
A familiar backyard can still expose pets to parasites.
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Understand everyday care. Keep the little things that matter to your pet.
Dogs & cats
A familiar backyard can still expose pets to parasites.
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Diarrhea can follow infection, dietary changes or other illness.
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Misconceptions about feline parasites can leave cats unprotected.
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Garden products and household cleaners can create seasonal poisoning hazards.
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Raw meat can contain harmful bacteria that affect cats or spread through the household.
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Unexpected weight loss can reflect illness or changes in a cat's circumstances.
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A dog losing weight without a planned diet change needs assessment of the underlying reason.
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A painful swelling may contain an abscess.
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Abscesses may appear as painful swollen areas, while deeper infections can cause systemic illness.
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Cats are particularly vulnerable to acetaminophen toxicity.
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Acetaminophen can poison dogs, particularly smaller or younger animals.
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Inflammation around a dog's lips and muzzle can produce pimples or pustules.
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Veterinary acupuncture uses needles at selected points and may form part of a pain-management plan.
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Heavy activity, swimming or cold exposure can precede a painful drooping tail in dogs.
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Sudden vomiting with bloody diarrhea can indicate acute hemorrhagic diarrhea syndrome.
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Acute kidney injury causes a rapid decline in kidney function in cats.
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A sudden loss of normal kidney function is acute kidney injury.
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Critical illness, major injury or near-drowning can severely impair a cat's lungs.
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Acute respiratory distress syndrome can complicate severe illness or trauma in dogs.
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Addison's disease is uncommon in cats and involves inadequate adrenal hormone production.
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Insufficient adrenal hormones cause Addison's disease in dogs.
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This reference concerns tumors of the adrenal cortex, a hormone-producing part of the adrenal gland.
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Adrenal medulla tumors involve hormone-producing cells and may initially cause subtle signs.
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Some pet intestinal parasites can affect people.
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