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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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Why does my dog keep licking their bum?
While it’s normal for dogs to clean themselves – bum included – persistent, intense licking that you can’t distract them from can be a sign something’s wrong. Let’s explore why your pup might be so focused on their behind, and what you can do to help.
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A Guide to Itchy Skin in Dogs
Itchy skin can be so frustrating for your dog! These are all signs your dog has itchy skin, and it can be really uncomfortable to live with.
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Blocked anal glands in dogs
Most signs of blocked anal glands in dogs tend to centre around their back end. If your dog seems more focused on their bottom than usual, it could be a sign something’s not quite right.
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Environmental & seasonal allergies in dogs: Allergens, diagnosis & treatment
Scratching your head as to why your pup is scratching its skin? Environmental and seasonal allergies may be the culprit. Here’s what you need to know about signs, diagnosis, and treatment.
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Swollen stomachs & bloat in dogs
While some stomach problems in dogs can be carefully monitored at home, bloat is not one of them. This is an emergency every single time. Let’s explore why.
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8 signs your dog could benefit from probiotics
Read about the 8 ways in which your dog could benefit from probiotics
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Acid Reflux in Dogs
Reflux happens when fluid flows in the wrong direction, in this case back up the oesophagus (food pipe) from the stomach. Let’s explore what causes it, the signs to look out for, and how it can be managed.
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Ringworm in dogs
In this blog, we cover the causes and clinical signs, as well as treating dogs with ringworm. That way, you can feel more informed the next time you speak with your vet.
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