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Dog Health 101
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3 Free Guides |
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"How To Tell If Your Dog
Is Sick"
"Hazardous Items To Dogs"
"What To Do If Your Pet
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Welcome To Our Site.....
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You do everything you can to
maintain your optimum
health. Doesn’t your best
friend deserve the same?
Your dog’s a member of the
family and needs the same
attention to health and
nutrition as you do to stay
healthy, be happy, and live
longer.
However, it’s easy to get
lost in the pet store’s sea
of dog products, passing
aisle after aisle of dog
food. Keeping your dog
healthy or getting her back
on the road to good health
doesn’t have to be
difficult, though.
The Healthy Dog Care Package
makes it easy to
make sure your canine is living a healthy
lifestyle by giving you expert tips and
advice in easy terms with helpful reminders,
warnings, and information..
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FLEAS AND TICKS |
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Fleas and
ticks can make your puppy or dog
miserable. The symptoms often include a
lot of scratching, red skin and inflamed
areas. Flea saliva is the culprit. It
irritates a dog's skin, causing him to
scratch, bite and chew - which can lead
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In places
with cold winters, fleas and ticks are a
seasonal problem, most severe in the
summer and fall. In some warm states,
it's a year-round battle.
Controlling fleas is the goal. To do
that, you must understand that fleas and
ticks spend most of their lives off of
your dog. That means you need to treat
both your dog and the surrounding
environment.
Treatment
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Treating your dog: Powders, sprays,
shampoos and dips are your best
weapons. Be careful, though. Read
and follow label instructions.
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Flea
collars provide some control.
However, some dogs are allergic to
them.
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Treating the inside of your house:
Thorough cleaning and vacuuming may
do the trick. However, it might also
take sprays and foggers.
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Treating the outside: Sprays and
foggers.
Always
check with your vet first. Combinations
of more than one flea or tick treatment
can sometimes actually be harmful to
your dog. Your vet will know how to
avoid those combinations.
When all
else fails, call a professional
exterminator. Your vet can be of help,
too. Small amounts of coricosteroids
provide some relief. |
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