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Advice to keep your pet you and your family safe from worms
Some intestinal worms affect both pets and people.
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Some intestinal worms affect both pets and people.
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Alcohol exposure can occur through swallowing, breathing vapors or skin contact.
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Canine influenza can cause cough, nasal discharge, fever and lethargy.
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Allergic bronchitis inflames a dog's lower airways and commonly produces a recurring dry cough.
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Feline allergies often cause itchy, inflamed skin.
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A cat's immune system can react excessively to allergens.
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Allergies result from an exaggerated immune response to a substance.
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Alopecia X produces symmetrical hair loss, sometimes with darker skin, without necessarily causing pain.
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Recovery garments or other barriers may suit selected wounds when a cone is poorly tolerated.
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Cats are unusually sensitive to amitraz, an insecticide present in some parasite-control products.
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Dogs may be poisoned by swallowing amitraz or receiving an unsuitable parasite treatment.
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Amyloid protein deposits can damage a cat's organs, commonly the kidneys.
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Amyloidosis causes abnormal protein deposits in organs, often affecting kidney function in dogs.
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Inflammation or infection of a cat's anal sacs can cause discomfort.
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Anal sac problems can be painful for dogs.
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Anal sac tumors may interfere with passing stool and can spread.
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Anaphylaxis is a sudden severe allergic reaction in dogs.
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Infected ticks transmit anaplasmosis to dogs.
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Anemia means too few red blood cells or too little hemoglobin, rather than a single disease.
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Pale gums, reduced stamina or breathing changes can accompany anemia in dogs.
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Anesthesia allows veterinary procedures by temporarily altering nerve activity.
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Anesthesia requires appropriate planning and monitoring for the individual dog.
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Unequal pupil sizes in a cat indicate an underlying eye or neurological problem rather than a diagnosis by themselves.
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A dog with differently sized pupils needs assessment of the underlying cause.
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