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What Causes Ear Infections and How You Can Spot the Signs

PetSmart

June 2, 2009

Otitis externa is an inflammation or infection of the outer ear canal and may also involve the ear flap.

There are numerous causes for otitis including bacteria, yeast, ear mites, excessive wax, hair and debris within the canal, allergies, hormonal imbalances, preexisting ear canal or flap damage, long or heavy ear flaps and frequent exposure to moisture.

Common signs for otitis include:

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How You Can Prevent Kennel Cough in Your Pet

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June 2, 2009

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Know the Signs of Arthritis in Your Pet and How You Can Help Treat It

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June 2, 2009

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Your Kitten's Veterinary Visits: The First Year

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June 2, 2009

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Uh Doc, My Dog's Got Critters

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June 2, 2009

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Why Diabetes Causes Excessive Thirst, Hunger in Cats

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June 2, 2009

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Tips to Help Prevent Flea Infestation in Your Home

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June 2, 2009

Even very clean, pampered dogs can get fleas and ticks if pet parents don't stay on top of certain preventative steps. These preventative steps seek to minimize or eliminate a dog's chance of being a feeding ground for pesky fleas and ticks and include:

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Macadamia Nuts, Tomatoes Added to List of Dangerous Foods for Dogs

PetSmart

April 24, 2009

As a Pet Parent, you know chocolate and alcoholic beverages can be toxic to dogs. Now you can add macadamia nuts, tomatoes and a few more foods to that list.

According to the "Hound Health Handbook" by Betsy Brevitz, DVM, the following foods can be unhealthy, even toxic, to your best friend:

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Gastroenteritis and Gastritis: More Than Just a Pet Tummy Ache

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April 24, 2009

Keeping your dog out of the garbage and discouraging him from begging by denying him table scraps are more than just good etiquette tips. These exercises can help him avoid two painful and potentially fatal conditions: gastroenteritis and gastritis.

 

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What is demodectic mange and how you can treat it

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April 24, 2009

Demodectic mange is caused by a microscopic insect, a mite, which lives under the skin around hair shafts. The mite can be present in small numbers on healthy pets and cause no problems. For several reasons, often including immune system suppression, individual Pets may develop symptoms of mange that include: hair loss, skin redness or swelling, occasionally itching, crusting and …Read more »

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