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TPLO Surgery for Dogs: What You Should Know

Just like us, our furry friends can sometimes face health challenges that require special attention. One such challenge is related to their knees. TPLO, or Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy, is a procedure that might sound complex, but it’s all about helping our canine companions get back on their paws. In this friendly guide, brought to…

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Pet Emergencies: When to See an Emergency Veterinarian

Pets, like humans, can face health emergencies that require immediate attention. Recognizing the signs of a potential emergency can mean the difference between life and death for your furry friend. In this article, brought to you by Fetch Specialty & Emergency Centers, we’ll guide you through the key indicators that suggest your pet needs urgent…

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My Dog Ate Plastic: What Do I Do Next?

We’ve all had those heart-stopping moments when we find our furry friend chewing on something they shouldn’t. Plastic items can be particularly concerning, whether a toy, bag, or bottle. In this guide, brought to you by Fetch Specialty & Emergency Centers, we’ll walk you through the steps to take if your dog has consumed plastic.…

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Hip Dysplasia in Dogs: Signs and Treatment Options

Hip dysplasia is a term you might have heard among dog owners, especially those with larger breeds. It’s a condition that affects a dog’s hip joints, making movements painful and limiting their zest for life. Recognizing the signs early and seeking the proper treatment can make a difference. This guide, brought to you by Fetch…

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Dog Bladder Stones: Does My Dog Need Surgery?

Bladder stones in dogs can cause concern for many pet owners. These rugged, rock-like formations in the bladder can cause discomfort and lead to more severe health issues if left untreated. In this guide, brought to you by Fetch Specialty & Emergency Centers, we’ll explore the signs of bladder stones, their causes, and the crucial…

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Dangers of Googling Your Pet’s Symptoms

We’ve all been there. Your pet starts acting a bit off, and the first thing you do is turn to Google. But while the internet is a treasure trove of information, it’s not always the best place to turn for accurate and reliable pet health advice. In this article, brought to you by Fetch Specialty…

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