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10 foods to help express dogs anal glands naturally

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Reverse sneezing in dogs

Let’s dive into what causes reverse sneezing in dogs and how you can help them manage it at home if it happens to them.

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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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Luxating patella in dogs

It’s great to see a dog with a spring in their step, but a hop and a skip can mean something else entirely. Luxating patellas are a common knee problem in dogs, let’s explore what it means, why it matters, and what to expect. 

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Gingivitis in dogs

What exactly is gingivitis, and can it be treated or prevented? Here’s what you need to know about this common sign of gum disease in dogs.

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Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) in dogs

If your dog has symptoms of IBD, it’s important to get them examined by your vet. In this guide, we answer the most frequently asked questions about IBD in dogs.

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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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5 frozen dog treat ideas for keeping cool this summer

From frozen dog lick mat ideas to DIY doggy ice cream, we’ve rounded up some fun and easy frozen dog treat recipes to keep tails wagging all summer long! And maybe, just maybe, stop them eyeing up your Mr. Whippy!  

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Dog scooting – Causes, treatments and when to see a vet

If your dog is dragging their bum much more than usual, it could be a sign that something isn’t quite right. We’re going to look at some common reasons for scooting in dogs and when you should call your vet for advice.

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