Skin And Coat Health (8)
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9 Common Health Conditions in Senior Cats
May 18, 2016As with people, certain diseases become more likely as cats age. Kidney and heart disease, cancer and diabetes are among the ones that are of greatest concern. Here are a few of the conditions your… Full Article ›
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What You Need to Know About Pet Sun Protection This Summer
By Dr. Ann Hohenhaus DVM, DACVIM (SAIM, Oncology), June 19, 2015The fun-in-the-sun summer months have officially arrived, which can only mean one thing: It's time to start thinking about sun protection for your pets. That's right — furry family members can… Full Article ›
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5 Kinds of Dogs Who Are Most at Risk for Sun Damage
By Shayna Meliker, June 9, 2015Planning some fun in the sun with your dog this summer? Here at Vetstreet, we're all about having safe fun. That's why we put together this gallery to help you know if your dog falls into a category… Full Article ›
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Canine Sarcoptic Mange: More Common Than People Think
By Dr. Ian Spiegel VMD, MHS, DACVD, September 17, 2012Over the past few years, I have noted an increase in the number of cases of canine sarcoptic mange in the various practices I work in. Also known as "scabies" or simply "mange," its prevalence seems… Full Article ›
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Complejo Granuloma Eosinofílico
September 4, 2012El término complejo granuloma eosinofílico (CGE) se refiere a un grupo de enfermedades de la piel que comparten similitudes clínicas y responden a tratamientos… Full Article ›
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Why Does My Dog... Roll in Stinky Stuff?
By Dr. Marty Becker DVM, September 1, 2011While veterinary behaviorists aren't sure why dogs like to roll in rotten and stinky stuff, many believe pets mark themselves with their most "prized possessions" in an attempt to show them off to… Full Article ›
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Laceration Repair
August 30, 2011A laceration is a cut or tear in the skin that may include damage to the muscles and other structures beneath the skin. While superficial (surface) wounds may sometimes be repaired using… Full Article ›
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Grooming Your Cat
August 26, 2011Regular brushing can help keep your cat’s skin and haircoat healthy. Groom your cat when he or she is relaxed, and start with short sessions. Try to make grooming a pleasant… Full Article ›