10 reasons why your dog is licking excessively
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10 reasons why your dog is licking excessively

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Dog Wellness Hub by YuMOVE

From muddy paws and endless energy to slower strolls and greying muzzles, life with a dog is full of different chapters. This hub shares practical, expert advice on joints, digestion, dental care and wellbeing, to help you care for your dog at every stage.

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Dog moulting: Why and when do dogs moult?

Understand why dogs moult, when it happens and how to manage it.

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Mange in dogs

In this blog, we’re diving into the question: what is mange? We’ll take a closer look at this irritating skin issue, including the different types of mange in dogs, mange treatment for dogs and tips to help reduce the risk of future infections. Let’s get started!

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Your guide to YuMOVE – which products work best together?

Exploring YuMOVE? This guide breaks down what each supplement does – and how to combine them with confidence.

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Hot spots on dogs

Spotted something amiss in your pup’s coat? A rogue patch of skin that’s sticky, matted, or crusty? Maybe it’s the size of a coin – or as wide as an orange. Is it alone, or has it brought a few friends? Let’s take a look at what causes hot spots in dogs and what you can do about them.

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Celebrating 20 years of YuMOVE

They say time flies when you’re having fun, and that’s certainly true at YuMOVE! As we celebrate 20 years of helping pets thrive, it’s the perfect time to look back at where we started and how far we’ve come.  

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Yeast infections in dogs

Of the 1,500+ species of yeast, one in particular causes problems for dogs: Malassezia pachydermatis. Let’s explore how yeast infections happen, how to spot them and what to do about them.

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Dermatitis in Dogs

Itchy skin, constant scratching, patches of redness – if your dog’s dealing with any of these, dermatitis could be the cause.

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Dog paw infections: Causes, symptoms and treatment

Is your dog licking or chewing one paw more than usual? Maybe they’re limping or trying to nibble between their toes? While there are many possible causes, a paw infection could be to blame, and it’s time to take a closer look.

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