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Parasites (Internal and External)

Parasites (Internal and External)

Parasites (Internal and External)

  • Internal (e.g., worms): Regular deworming as recommended by a veterinarian is crucial. Many heartworm medications also help prevent other worms. Fecal exams are important to identify and treat infestations.
  • External (e.g., fleas, ticks): Use preventive flea and tick treatments year-round. These can be topical, oral, or collars. Regularly check your dog's coat, especially after walks in grassy or wooded areas.

Obesity:

Parasites (Internal and External)

Parasites (Internal and External)

Feed a balanced diet appropriate for your dog’s age, size, and activity level. Avoid overfeeding and limit treats. Engage your dog in regular exercise and monitor their weight. Consult with your vet for a diet plan if obesity becomes an issue.

Dental Diseases

Parasites (Internal and External)

Dental Diseases

Implement a dental care routine including regular teeth brushing with dog-specific toothpaste, dental chews, and professional cleanings as recommended by your vet

Ear Infections

Skin Issues (Allergies, Infections)

Dental Diseases

Regularly check and clean your dog’s ears, especially if they are floppy or hairy. If you notice signs of an infection (odor, redness, discharge), consult your vet for appropriate ear cleaners and medications.

Skin Issues (Allergies, Infections)

Skin Issues (Allergies, Infections)

Skin Issues (Allergies, Infections)

Identify and avoid allergens when possible. Bathing with medicated shampoos might help, but consult your vet for specific treatments like antihistamines or corticosteroids for allergies, and antibiotics for infections.

Gastrointestinal Upsets

Skin Issues (Allergies, Infections)

Skin Issues (Allergies, Infections)

Provide a consistent, well-balanced diet. Avoid feeding your dog human food or table scraps. For mild cases, a bland diet may be recommended by your vet. Severe or persistent symptoms require veterinary attention.


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