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Knowing abt dogs lumps and bumps and hhat to do if ur dog has a mass under his skin.

Many dogs especially as they begin to grow old they start growing lumps and bumps on the surface of their skin or just under their skin though it happens with young dogs as well.

Growths can be all kinds of things from benign, skin tags, cysts to bug bites or masses, which can be problematic.

It's always best to play it safe
The best thing to do when u see a new lump or bump is to take ur dog to the vet so that ur vet can evaluate the growth.

Here are some tips to help u keep track of those lumps & bumps, and to begin to figure out which ones u might be able to wait on and which you definitely shouldn’t.

1. Using electric clippers or an electric beard trimmer, slowly and carefully remove the fur from around the growth. Use extreme caution with any masses around the eyes, as the clippers or the falling fur can damage the eye.

NEVER use scissors or a razor to remove fur from around any growths on ur dog's body, as u would likely cut his skin.

Use a ruler, or calipers, to measure the size of the growth when you first notice it. Be sure to record the size and note the date and location on ur pet’s body, too.

Remeasure frequently to monitor for growth.

Use a Sharpie marker to trace the outline of the growth. This is a quick and highly visual way to knw if and when a growth starts to increase in size.

The mark will fade over time but in the short term it will help you identify a fast growing mass.

Take a picture of the growth. Be sure to put a ruler or an object of a known and fixed size (such as a coin) next to the growth and in the frame of the picture, so as to better gauge the size later.

When to see ur vet

If the lump is growing rapidly, ulcerating or bleeding, or otherwise causing ur dog discomfort see ur vet asap.

If The lump is purplish-red or darkly colored.
The growth is associated with or near the breast tissue of a female pet see ur vet.

If the growth is on ur dogs ear or nose, or in their mouth see ur vet asap.

If ur pet exhibits a decrease in energy, appetite, or weight coincident with the development or growth of the mass see ur vet.

If ur dog starts vomiting, having diarrhea, or coughing see ur vet.

If ur dog is showing signs of pain see ur vet.

Earlier vet evaluation is always the safest bet. Some lumps could be cancerous.

whatever you do if u fail to see ur vet PLEASE never attempt to remove, squeeze, or cut off a lump urself regardless of the size or location.

Join our telegram group to learn more

https:///CanineEducation

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https:///CanineEducation


Knowing abt dogs lumps and bumps and hhat to do if ur dog has a mass under his skin.

Many dogs especially as they begin to grow old they start growing lumps and bumps on the surface of their skin or just under their skin though it happens with young dogs as well.

Growths can be all kinds of things from benign, skin tags, cysts to bug bites or masses, which can be problematic.

It's always best to play it safe
The best thing to do when u see a new lump or bump is to take ur dog to the vet so that ur vet can evaluate the growth.

Here are some tips to help u keep track of those lumps & bumps, and to begin to figure out which ones u might be able to wait on and which you definitely shouldn’t.

1. Using electric clippers or an electric beard trimmer, slowly and carefully remove the fur from around the growth. Use extreme caution with any masses around the eyes, as the clippers or the falling fur can damage the eye.

NEVER use scissors or a razor to remove fur from around any growths on ur dog's body, as u would likely cut his skin.

Use a ruler, or calipers, to measure the size of the growth when you first notice it. Be sure to record the size and note the date and location on ur pet’s body, too.

Remeasure frequently to monitor for growth.

Use a Sharpie marker to trace the outline of the growth. This is a quick and highly visual way to knw if and when a growth starts to increase in size.

The mark will fade over time but in the short term it will help you identify a fast growing mass.

Take a picture of the growth. Be sure to put a ruler or an object of a known and fixed size (such as a coin) next to the growth and in the frame of the picture, so as to better gauge the size later.

When to see ur vet

If the lump is growing rapidly, ulcerating or bleeding, or otherwise causing ur dog discomfort see ur vet asap.

If The lump is purplish-red or darkly colored.
The growth is associated with or near the breast tissue of a female pet see ur vet.

If the growth is on ur dogs ear or nose, or in their mouth see ur vet asap.

If ur pet exhibits a decrease in energy, appetite, or weight coincident with the development or growth of the mass see ur vet.

If ur dog starts vomiting, having diarrhea, or coughing see ur vet.

If ur dog is showing signs of pain see ur vet.

Earlier vet evaluation is always the safest bet. Some lumps could be cancerous.

whatever you do if u fail to see ur vet PLEASE never attempt to remove, squeeze, or cut off a lump urself regardless of the size or location.

Join our telegram group to learn more

https:///CanineEducation

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Knowing abt dogs lumps and bumps and hhat to do if ur dog has a mass under his skin.

Many dogs especially as they begin to grow old they start growing lumps and bumps on the surface of their skin or just under their skin though it happens with young dogs as well.

Growths can be all kinds of things from benign, skin tags, cysts to bug bites or masses, which can be problematic.

It's always best to play it safe
The best thing to do when u see a new lump or bump is to take ur dog to the vet so that ur vet can evaluate the growth.

Here are some tips to help u keep track of those lumps & bumps, and to begin to figure out which ones u might be able to wait on and which you definitely shouldn’t.

1. Using electric clippers or an electric beard trimmer, slowly and carefully remove the fur from around the growth. Use extreme caution with any masses around the eyes, as the clippers or the falling fur can damage the eye.

NEVER use scissors or a razor to remove fur from around any growths on ur dog's body, as u would likely cut his skin.

Use a ruler, or calipers, to measure the size of the growth when you first notice it. Be sure to record the size and note the date and location on ur pet’s body, too.

Remeasure frequently to monitor for growth.

Use a Sharpie marker to trace the outline of the growth. This is a quick and highly visual way to knw if and when a growth starts to increase in size.

The mark will fade over time but in the short term it will help you identify a fast growing mass.

Take a picture of the growth. Be sure to put a ruler or an object of a known and fixed size (such as a coin) next to the growth and in the frame of the picture, so as to better gauge the size later.

When to see ur vet

If the lump is growing rapidly, ulcerating or bleeding, or otherwise causing ur dog discomfort see ur vet asap.

If The lump is purplish-red or darkly colored.
The growth is associated with or near the breast tissue of a female pet see ur vet.

If the growth is on ur dogs ear or nose, or in their mouth see ur vet asap.

If ur pet exhibits a decrease in energy, appetite, or weight coincident with the development or growth of the mass see ur vet.

If ur dog starts vomiting, having diarrhea, or coughing see ur vet.

If ur dog is showing signs of pain see ur vet.

Earlier vet evaluation is always the safest bet. Some lumps could be cancerous.

whatever you do if u fail to see ur vet PLEASE never attempt to remove, squeeze, or cut off a lump urself regardless of the size or location.

Join our telegram group to learn more

https:///CanineEducation

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https:///CanineEducation


Knowing abt dogs lumps and bumps and hhat to do if ur dog has a mass under his skin.

Many dogs especially as they begin to grow old they start growing lumps and bumps on the surface of their skin or just under their skin though it happens with young dogs as well.

Growths can be all kinds of things from benign, skin tags, cysts to bug bites or masses, which can be problematic.

It's always best to play it safe
The best thing to do when u see a new lump or bump is to take ur dog to the vet so that ur vet can evaluate the growth.

Here are some tips to help u keep track of those lumps & bumps, and to begin to figure out which ones u might be able to wait on and which you definitely shouldn’t.

1. Using electric clippers or an electric beard trimmer, slowly and carefully remove the fur from around the growth. Use extreme caution with any masses around the eyes, as the clippers or the falling fur can damage the eye.

NEVER use scissors or a razor to remove fur from around any growths on ur dog's body, as u would likely cut his skin.

Use a ruler, or calipers, to measure the size of the growth when you first notice it. Be sure to record the size and note the date and location on ur pet’s body, too.

Remeasure frequently to monitor for growth.

Use a Sharpie marker to trace the outline of the growth. This is a quick and highly visual way to knw if and when a growth starts to increase in size.

The mark will fade over time but in the short term it will help you identify a fast growing mass.

Take a picture of the growth. Be sure to put a ruler or an object of a known and fixed size (such as a coin) next to the growth and in the frame of the picture, so as to better gauge the size later.

When to see ur vet

If the lump is growing rapidly, ulcerating or bleeding, or otherwise causing ur dog discomfort see ur vet asap.

If The lump is purplish-red or darkly colored.
The growth is associated with or near the breast tissue of a female pet see ur vet.

If the growth is on ur dogs ear or nose, or in their mouth see ur vet asap.

If ur pet exhibits a decrease in energy, appetite, or weight coincident with the development or growth of the mass see ur vet.

If ur dog starts vomiting, having diarrhea, or coughing see ur vet.

If ur dog is showing signs of pain see ur vet.

Earlier vet evaluation is always the safest bet. Some lumps could be cancerous.

whatever you do if u fail to see ur vet PLEASE never attempt to remove, squeeze, or cut off a lump urself regardless of the size or location.

Join our telegram group to learn more

https:///CanineEducation

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https:///CanineEducation


Knowing abt dogs lumps and bumps and hhat to do if ur dog has a mass under his skin.

Many dogs especially as they begin to grow old they start growing lumps and bumps on the surface of their skin or just under their skin though it happens with young dogs as well.

Growths can be all kinds of things from benign, skin tags, cysts to bug bites or masses, which can be problematic.

It's always best to play it safe
The best thing to do when u see a new lump or bump is to take ur dog to the vet so that ur vet can evaluate the growth.

Here are some tips to help u keep track of those lumps & bumps, and to begin to figure out which ones u might be able to wait on and which you definitely shouldn’t.

1. Using electric clippers or an electric beard trimmer, slowly and carefully remove the fur from around the growth. Use extreme caution with any masses around the eyes, as the clippers or the falling fur can damage the eye.

NEVER use scissors or a razor to remove fur from around any growths on ur dog's body, as u would likely cut his skin.

Use a ruler, or calipers, to measure the size of the growth when you first notice it. Be sure to record the size and note the date and location on ur pet’s body, too.

Remeasure frequently to monitor for growth.

Use a Sharpie marker to trace the outline of the growth. This is a quick and highly visual way to knw if and when a growth starts to increase in size.

The mark will fade over time but in the short term it will help you identify a fast growing mass.

Take a picture of the growth. Be sure to put a ruler or an object of a known and fixed size (such as a coin) next to the growth and in the frame of the picture, so as to better gauge the size later.

When to see ur vet

If the lump is growing rapidly, ulcerating or bleeding, or otherwise causing ur dog discomfort see ur vet asap.

If The lump is purplish-red or darkly colored.
The growth is associated with or near the breast tissue of a female pet see ur vet.

If the growth is on ur dogs ear or nose, or in their mouth see ur vet asap.

If ur pet exhibits a decrease in energy, appetite, or weight coincident with the development or growth of the mass see ur vet.

If ur dog starts vomiting, having diarrhea, or coughing see ur vet.

If ur dog is showing signs of pain see ur vet.

Earlier vet evaluation is always the safest bet. Some lumps could be cancerous.

whatever you do if u fail to see ur vet PLEASE never attempt to remove, squeeze, or cut off a lump urself regardless of the size or location.

Join our telegram group to learn more

https:///CanineEducation

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https:///CanineEducation


Knowing abt dogs lumps and bumps and hhat to do if ur dog has a mass under his skin.

Many dogs especially as they begin to grow old they start growing lumps and bumps on the surface of their skin or just under their skin though it happens with young dogs as well.

Growths can be all kinds of things from benign, skin tags, cysts to bug bites or masses, which can be problematic.

It's always best to play it safe
The best thing to do when u see a new lump or bump is to take ur dog to the vet so that ur vet can evaluate the growth.

Here are some tips to help u keep track of those lumps & bumps, and to begin to figure out which ones u might be able to wait on and which you definitely shouldn’t.

1. Using electric clippers or an electric beard trimmer, slowly and carefully remove the fur from around the growth. Use extreme caution with any masses around the eyes, as the clippers or the falling fur can damage the eye.

NEVER use scissors or a razor to remove fur from around any growths on ur dog's body, as u would likely cut his skin.

Use a ruler, or calipers, to measure the size of the growth when you first notice it. Be sure to record the size and note the date and location on ur pet’s body, too.

Remeasure frequently to monitor for growth.

Use a Sharpie marker to trace the outline of the growth. This is a quick and highly visual way to knw if and when a growth starts to increase in size.

The mark will fade over time but in the short term it will help you identify a fast growing mass.

Take a picture of the growth. Be sure to put a ruler or an object of a known and fixed size (such as a coin) next to the growth and in the frame of the picture, so as to better gauge the size later.

When to see ur vet

If the lump is growing rapidly, ulcerating or bleeding, or otherwise causing ur dog discomfort see ur vet asap.

If The lump is purplish-red or darkly colored.
The growth is associated with or near the breast tissue of a female pet see ur vet.

If the growth is on ur dogs ear or nose, or in their mouth see ur vet asap.

If ur pet exhibits a decrease in energy, appetite, or weight coincident with the development or growth of the mass see ur vet.

If ur dog starts vomiting, having diarrhea, or coughing see ur vet.

If ur dog is showing signs of pain see ur vet.

Earlier vet evaluation is always the safest bet. Some lumps could be cancerous.

whatever you do if u fail to see ur vet PLEASE never attempt to remove, squeeze, or cut off a lump urself regardless of the size or location.

Join our telegram group to learn more

https:///CanineEducation

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https:///CanineEducation

Activated charcoal is often used to treat dogs of intoxication and overdose. It works by absorbing the toxins in the body of the dog thereby reducing adverse effects. But it works better if the overdose or intoxication occurred a few hours.


Activated charcoal is an effective adsorbent of many toxins and can significantly decrease the amount of toxin released into the bloodstream.

Administration of activated charcoal depends on the severity of ur dog’s clinical signs.

It can be added to water for the dog to drink or it can be giving through tubes

Depends on the cause of the toxin u can also mix milk or water in combination with a stomach coating agent.

These alternative treatments may be used alone or in combination with activated charcoal.

Recovery from the toxin could occur within hours or take several days depending on the toxin ingested.

Treatment of the various toxins that activated charcoal can treat may involve other medications and procedures so even when u do this as a first aid u av to see ur vet.

The main risks of activated charcoal treatment is vomiting while the benefit of activated charcoal is that it works for a wide variety of toxins and can be beneficial as a treatment even before the cause of toxicity is known.

Prevention of intoxication that warrants activated charcoal treatment involves preventing ur dog from having access to substances that are toxic to them. Items chocolate, human medication, pesticides, avocados, onions, garlic, alcohol etc should be kept out of ur dogs reach.

If u are using rat poison, ensure that it is stored in a place that ur dog cannot access it because some of them are prepared with fish and could be appealing for dogs

Understanding what substances may be harmful to ur dog is
essential to make sure that u are keeping them out of harm’s way. Do not inject ur dogs urself.

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ACTIVATED CHARCOAL

Activated charcoal is often used to treat dogs of intoxication and overdose. It works by absorbing the toxins in the body of the dog thereby reducing adverse effects. But it works better if the overdose or intoxication occurred a few hours.


Activated charcoal is an effective adsorbent of many toxins and can significantly decrease the amount of toxin released into the bloodstream.

Administration of activated charcoal depends on the severity of ur dog’s clinical signs.

It can be added to water for the dog to drink or it can be giving through tubes

Depends on the cause of the toxin u can also mix milk or water in combination with a stomach coating agent.

These alternative treatments may be used alone or in combination with activated charcoal.

Recovery from the toxin could occur within hours or take several days depending on the toxin ingested.

Treatment of the various toxins that activated charcoal can treat may involve other medications and procedures so even when u do this as a first aid u av to see ur vet.

The main risks of activated charcoal treatment is vomiting while the benefit of activated charcoal is that it works for a wide variety of toxins and can be beneficial as a treatment even before the cause of toxicity is known.

Prevention of intoxication that warrants activated charcoal treatment involves preventing ur dog from having access to substances that are toxic to them. Items chocolate, human medication, pesticides, avocados, onions, garlic, alcohol etc should be kept out of ur dogs reach.

If u are using rat poison, ensure that it is stored in a place that ur dog cannot access it because some of them are prepared with fish and could be appealing for dogs

Understanding what substances may be harmful to ur dog is
essential to make sure that u are keeping them out of harm’s way. Do not inject ur dogs urself.

Join our telegram group to learn more
https:///CanineEducation

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https:///CanineEducation

U think u want a dog? B4 adding one u should give careful thought to what it means to be a responsible dog owner.

Bringing a dog into ur life requires commitment. Here are some questions to consider if ur thinking about getting a dog

Do I have the time to train, care for, and engage with my dog?

Is my lifestyle conducive to being responsible for a dog?

Is my home appropriate for the type of dog I want?

Do I have the time and space to exercise the dog?

Is someone available at regular times every day to feed and walk the dog?

Do I have the time to provide mental stimulation for the dog at a level that is appropriate for its breed and personality?

Do I have the financial resources to cover expenses related to having a dog?

Expenses can include:
Food, Grooming,
Training, veterinary visits for wellness care,
Expenses related to illness or injury,

What Type of Dog Fits Me?

Once u decide to acquire a dog, careful consideration should be given to the type or breed of dog that u want. Different dog breeds have a variety of personalities, energy levels, and physical characteristics.

Once u decide then locate a responsible breeder.
Acquiring ur dog from a responsible breeder allows u to get better dogs an probably better education about the breed such as understanding of his genetic characteristics, including personality, coat, and potential health issues.

Once u bring ur dog home, you will need to incorporate him into ur life and make time to care for him.

Responsible dog owners should:

Provide a healthy, well balanced diet in consultation with their breeder and vet. No table scraps, no hotel and restaurants left over's�

U should also make sure that the dog receives adequate training.

Exercise ur dog daily. The level of physical exercise needed varies by breed, but all dogs need some exercise. Lack of exercise can lead to boredom, behavior problems, and weight gain.
Provide mental stimulation for their dog. Dogs like to have a Toy, puzzles, and play are great ways to keep a dog mentally stimulated and out of trouble.

Groom ur dog regularly. Some dogs require require more regular grooming but all dogs should be brushed and have their nails trimmed routinely. U should take them for vet checkups and keep his vaccinations up-to-date. Senior dogs (older than seven years of age) or dogs with health problems should see their vet every six months.

Vets can help determine which vaccinations are best for a dog based on his health, lifestyle, and living conditions. All dogs are required by law to be vaccinated against rabies.

Make certain that ur dog is not a nuisance to others. Always keep him on a leash and under the control of a responsible adult when outside of the yard. Pick up dog waste and do ur best to clean the environment every morning. His poop could be nuisance for neighbours.

Ensure ur dogs barking is minimised so u dnt disturb neighbours

Dog ownership is a significant responsibility, but it does bring a lifetime of gratification, companionship, and love. If u have a dog, or decide to bring one into ur life try to analyze what ur income and responsibilities are so u dnt bring in a dog and suffer him.

Join our telegram group to learn more
https:///CanineEducation

Join our telegram group to learn more
https:///CanineEducation

U think u want a dog? B4 adding one u should give careful thought to what it means to be a responsible dog owner.

Bringing a dog into ur life requires commitment. Here are some questions to consider if ur thinking about getting a dog

Do I have the time to train, care for, and engage with my dog?

Is my lifestyle conducive to being responsible for a dog?

Is my home appropriate for the type of dog I want?

Do I have the time and space to exercise the dog?

Is someone available at regular times every day to feed and walk the dog?

Do I have the time to provide mental stimulation for the dog at a level that is appropriate for its breed and personality?

Do I have the financial resources to cover expenses related to having a dog?

Expenses can include:
Food, Grooming,
Training, veterinary visits for wellness care,
Expenses related to illness or injury,

What Type of Dog Fits Me?

Once u decide to acquire a dog, careful consideration should be given to the type or breed of dog that u want. Different dog breeds have a variety of personalities, energy levels, and physical characteristics.

Once u decide then locate a responsible breeder.
Acquiring ur dog from a responsible breeder allows u to get better dogs an probably better education about the breed such as understanding of his genetic characteristics, including personality, coat, and potential health issues.

Once u bring ur dog home, you will need to incorporate him into ur life and make time to care for him.

Responsible dog owners should:

Provide a healthy, well balanced diet in consultation with their breeder and vet. No table scraps, no hotel and restaurants left over's�

U should also make sure that the dog receives adequate training.

Exercise ur dog daily. The level of physical exercise needed varies by breed, but all dogs need some exercise. Lack of exercise can lead to boredom, behavior problems, and weight gain.
Provide mental stimulation for their dog. Dogs like to have a Toy, puzzles, and play are great ways to keep a dog mentally stimulated and out of trouble.

Groom ur dog regularly. Some dogs require require more regular grooming but all dogs should be brushed and have their nails trimmed routinely. U should take them for vet checkups and keep his vaccinations up-to-date. Senior dogs (older than seven years of age) or dogs with health problems should see their vet every six months.

Vets can help determine which vaccinations are best for a dog based on his health, lifestyle, and living conditions. All dogs are required by law to be vaccinated against rabies.

Make certain that ur dog is not a nuisance to others. Always keep him on a leash and under the control of a responsible adult when outside of the yard. Pick up dog waste and do ur best to clean the environment every morning. His poop could be nuisance for neighbours.

Ensure ur dogs barking is minimised so u dnt disturb neighbours

Dog ownership is a significant responsibility, but it does bring a lifetime of gratification, companionship, and love. If u have a dog, or decide to bring one into ur life try to analyze what ur income and responsibilities are so u dnt bring in a dog and suffer him.

Join our telegram group to learn more
https:///CanineEducation

Join our telegram group to learn more
https:///CanineEducation

U think u want a dog? B4 adding one u should give careful thought to what it means to be a responsible dog owner.

Bringing a dog into ur life requires commitment. Here are some questions to consider if ur thinking about getting a dog

Do I have the time to train, care for, and engage with my dog?

Is my lifestyle conducive to being responsible for a dog?

Is my home appropriate for the type of dog I want?

Do I have the time and space to exercise the dog?

Is someone available at regular times every day to feed and walk the dog?

Do I have the time to provide mental stimulation for the dog at a level that is appropriate for its breed and personality?

Do I have the financial resources to cover expenses related to having a dog?

Expenses can include:
Food, Grooming,
Training, veterinary visits for wellness care,
Expenses related to illness or injury,

What Type of Dog Fits Me?

Once u decide to acquire a dog, careful consideration should be given to the type or breed of dog that u want. Different dog breeds have a variety of personalities, energy levels, and physical characteristics.

Once u decide then locate a responsible breeder.
Acquiring ur dog from a responsible breeder allows u to get better dogs an probably better education about the breed such as understanding of his genetic characteristics, including personality, coat, and potential health issues.

Once u bring ur dog home, you will need to incorporate him into ur life and make time to care for him.

Responsible dog owners should:

Provide a healthy, well balanced diet in consultation with their breeder and vet. No table scraps, no hotel and restaurants left over's�

U should also make sure that the dog receives adequate training.

Exercise ur dog daily. The level of physical exercise needed varies by breed, but all dogs need some exercise. Lack of exercise can lead to boredom, behavior problems, and weight gain.
Provide mental stimulation for their dog. Dogs like to have a Toy, puzzles, and play are great ways to keep a dog mentally stimulated and out of trouble.

Groom ur dog regularly. Some dogs require require more regular grooming but all dogs should be brushed and have their nails trimmed routinely. U should take them for vet checkups and keep his vaccinations up-to-date. Senior dogs (older than seven years of age) or dogs with health problems should see their vet every six months.

Vets can help determine which vaccinations are best for a dog based on his health, lifestyle, and living conditions. All dogs are required by law to be vaccinated against rabies.

Make certain that ur dog is not a nuisance to others. Always keep him on a leash and under the control of a responsible adult when outside of the yard. Pick up dog waste and do ur best to clean the environment every morning. His poop could be nuisance for neighbours.

Ensure ur dogs barking is minimised so u dnt disturb neighbours

Dog ownership is a significant responsibility, but it does bring a lifetime of gratification, companionship, and love. If u have a dog, or decide to bring one into ur life try to analyze what ur income and responsibilities are so u dnt bring in a dog and suffer him.

Join our telegram group to learn more
https:///CanineEducation

Join our telegram group to learn more
https:///CanineEducation

U think u want a dog? B4 adding one u should give careful thought to what it means to be a responsible dog owner.

Bringing a dog into ur life requires commitment. Here are some questions to consider if ur thinking about getting a dog

Do I have the time to train, care for, and engage with my dog?

Is my lifestyle conducive to being responsible for a dog?

Is my home appropriate for the type of dog I want?

Do I have the time and space to exercise the dog?

Is someone available at regular times every day to feed and walk the dog?

Do I have the time to provide mental stimulation for the dog at a level that is appropriate for its breed and personality?

Do I have the financial resources to cover expenses related to having a dog?

Expenses can include:
Food, Grooming,
Training, veterinary visits for wellness care,
Expenses related to illness or injury,

What Type of Dog Fits Me?

Once u decide to acquire a dog, careful consideration should be given to the type or breed of dog that u want. Different dog breeds have a variety of personalities, energy levels, and physical characteristics.

Once u decide then locate a responsible breeder.
Acquiring ur dog from a responsible breeder allows u to get better dogs an probably better education about the breed such as understanding of his genetic characteristics, including personality, coat, and potential health issues.

Once u bring ur dog home, you will need to incorporate him into ur life and make time to care for him.

Responsible dog owners should:

Provide a healthy, well balanced diet in consultation with their breeder and vet. No table scraps, no hotel and restaurants left over's�

U should also make sure that the dog receives adequate training.

Exercise ur dog daily. The level of physical exercise needed varies by breed, but all dogs need some exercise. Lack of exercise can lead to boredom, behavior problems, and weight gain.
Provide mental stimulation for their dog. Dogs like to have a Toy, puzzles, and play are great ways to keep a dog mentally stimulated and out of trouble.

Groom ur dog regularly. Some dogs require require more regular grooming but all dogs should be brushed and have their nails trimmed routinely. U should take them for vet checkups and keep his vaccinations up-to-date. Senior dogs (older than seven years of age) or dogs with health problems should see their vet every six months.

Vets can help determine which vaccinations are best for a dog based on his health, lifestyle, and living conditions. All dogs are required by law to be vaccinated against rabies.

Make certain that ur dog is not a nuisance to others. Always keep him on a leash and under the control of a responsible adult when outside of the yard. Pick up dog waste and do ur best to clean the environment every morning. His poop could be nuisance for neighbours.

Ensure ur dogs barking is minimised so u dnt disturb neighbours

Dog ownership is a significant responsibility, but it does bring a lifetime of gratification, companionship, and love. If u have a dog, or decide to bring one into ur life try to analyze what ur income and responsibilities are so u dnt bring in a dog and suffer him.

Join our telegram group to learn more
https:///CanineEducation

Join our telegram group to learn more
https:///CanineEducation

U think u want a dog? B4 adding one u should give careful thought to what it means to be a responsible dog owner.

Bringing a dog into ur life requires commitment. Here are some questions to consider if ur thinking about getting a dog

Do I have the time to train, care for, and engage with my dog?

Is my lifestyle conducive to being responsible for a dog?

Is my home appropriate for the type of dog I want?

Do I have the time and space to exercise the dog?

Is someone available at regular times every day to feed and walk the dog?

Do I have the time to provide mental stimulation for the dog at a level that is appropriate for its breed and personality?

Do I have the financial resources to cover expenses related to having a dog?

Expenses can include:
Food, Grooming,
Training, veterinary visits for wellness care,
Expenses related to illness or injury,

What Type of Dog Fits Me?

Once u decide to acquire a dog, careful consideration should be given to the type or breed of dog that u want. Different dog breeds have a variety of personalities, energy levels, and physical characteristics.

Once u decide then locate a responsible breeder.
Acquiring ur dog from a responsible breeder allows u to get better dogs an probably better education about the breed such as understanding of his genetic characteristics, including personality, coat, and potential health issues.

Once u bring ur dog home, you will need to incorporate him into ur life and make time to care for him.

Responsible dog owners should:

Provide a healthy, well balanced diet in consultation with their breeder and vet. No table scraps, no hotel and restaurants left over's�

U should also make sure that the dog receives adequate training.

Exercise ur dog daily. The level of physical exercise needed varies by breed, but all dogs need some exercise. Lack of exercise can lead to boredom, behavior problems, and weight gain.
Provide mental stimulation for their dog. Dogs like to have a Toy, puzzles, and play are great ways to keep a dog mentally stimulated and out of trouble.

Groom ur dog regularly. Some dogs require require more regular grooming but all dogs should be brushed and have their nails trimmed routinely. U should take them for vet checkups and keep his vaccinations up-to-date. Senior dogs (older than seven years of age) or dogs with health problems should see their vet every six months.

Vets can help determine which vaccinations are best for a dog based on his health, lifestyle, and living conditions. All dogs are required by law to be vaccinated against rabies.

Make certain that ur dog is not a nuisance to others. Always keep him on a leash and under the control of a responsible adult when outside of the yard. Pick up dog waste and do ur best to clean the environment every morning. His poop could be nuisance for neighbours.

Ensure ur dogs barking is minimised so u dnt disturb neighbours

Dog ownership is a significant responsibility, but it does bring a lifetime of gratification, companionship, and love. If u have a dog, or decide to bring one into ur life try to analyze what ur income and responsibilities are so u dnt bring in a dog and suffer him.

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u think u want a dog? B4 adding one u should give careful thought to what it means to be a responsible dog owner.

Bringing a dog into ur life requires commitment. Here are some questions to consider if ur thinking about getting a dog

Do I have the time to train, care for, and engage with my dog?

Is my lifestyle conducive to being responsible for a dog?

Is my home appropriate for the type of dog I want?

Do I have the time and space to exercise the dog?

Is someone available at regular times every day to feed and walk the dog?

Do I have the time to provide mental stimulation for the dog at a level that is appropriate for its breed and personality?

Do I have the financial resources to cover expenses related to having a dog?

Expenses can include:
Food, Grooming,
Training, veterinary visits for wellness care,
Expenses related to illness or injury,

What Type of Dog Fits Me?

Once u decide to acquire a dog, careful consideration should be given to the type or breed of dog that u want. Different dog breeds have a variety of personalities, energy levels, and physical characteristics.

Once u decide then locate a responsible breeder.
Acquiring ur dog from a responsible breeder allows u to get better dogs an probably better education about the breed such as understanding of his genetic characteristics, including personality, coat, and potential health issues.

Once u bring ur dog home, you will need to incorporate him into ur life and make time to care for him.

Responsible dog owners should:

Provide a healthy, well balanced diet in consultation with their breeder and vet. No table scraps, no hotel and restaurants left over's�

U should also make sure that the dog receives adequate training.

Exercise ur dog daily. The level of physical exercise needed varies by breed, but all dogs need some exercise. Lack of exercise can lead to boredom, behavior problems, and weight gain.
Provide mental stimulation for their dog. Dogs like to have a Toy, puzzles, and play are great ways to keep a dog mentally stimulated and out of trouble.

Groom ur dog regularly. Some dogs require require more regular grooming but all dogs should be brushed and have their nails trimmed routinely. U should take them for vet checkups and keep his vaccinations up-to-date. Senior dogs (older than seven years of age) or dogs with health problems should see their vet every six months.

Vets can help determine which vaccinations are best for a dog based on his health, lifestyle, and living conditions. All dogs are required by law to be vaccinated against rabies.

Make certain that ur dog is not a nuisance to others. Always keep him on a leash and under the control of a responsible adult when outside of the yard. Pick up dog waste and do ur best to clean the environment every morning. His poop could be nuisance for neighbours.

Ensure ur dogs barking is minimised so u dnt disturb neighbours

Dog ownership is a significant responsibility, but it does bring a lifetime of gratification, companionship, and love. If u have a dog, or decide to bring one into ur life try to analyze what ur income and responsibilities are so u dnt bring in a dog and suffer him.

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Sometime ago people do not really care when giving their dogs bones from Sundays dinner left over's. Today’s dog owner are much more knowledgeable about dog nutrition and realizes that the watchword about bones is: caution.

Bones are a good source of minerals and other nutrients and help satisfy ur dog’s appetite. Chewing stimulates saliva enzymes and helps prevent plaque buildup on teeth and gum disease. And a dog chewing on a bone is less inclined to excessively scratch or lick his paws.

It’s critically important, however, to avoid giving ur dog the wrong kind of bone.

Poultry bones and pork bones, or cooked bones of any kind, are should be strictly forbidden. They can scatter in smaller pieces that can cause choking and serious damage to the dog’s mouth, throat, or intestines.

Cooking can also remove nutrients from the bone.
Any bone, in fact, once chewed into small pieces, can block the intestines and lead to constipation, can cause lacerations of the mouth and internal organs, or can lodge in the throat with fatal results.

Many vets say that raw meat bones are the best bones for a dog.

It’s best to give a bone to ur dog after a meal. So as to avoid the ingesting too much bone as a result of hunger.

If ur dogs hides bones and later bing it out to chew plz dispose of a bone after three or four days.

Large breeds such as German Shepherd Dogs and Mastiffs should be given large bones as adults. Bones should be larger than the length of the dog’s muzzle so it will be impossible to swallow whole.

Supervision is important. Periodically check on ur dog when he’s chewing a bone.

For puppies less than 3 months plz avoid bones of any type. U can get them a plastic toy bone to chew on.

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Be careful When Giving ur Dog a Bone

Sometime ago people do not really care when giving their dogs bones from Sundays dinner left over's. Today’s dog owner are much more knowledgeable about dog nutrition and realizes that the watchword about bones is: caution.

Bones are a good source of minerals and other nutrients and help satisfy ur dog’s appetite. Chewing stimulates saliva enzymes and helps prevent plaque buildup on teeth and gum disease. And a dog chewing on a bone is less inclined to excessively scratch or lick his paws.

It’s critically important, however, to avoid giving ur dog the wrong kind of bone.

Poultry bones and pork bones, or cooked bones of any kind, are should be strictly forbidden. They can scatter in smaller pieces that can cause choking and serious damage to the dog’s mouth, throat, or intestines.

Cooking can also remove nutrients from the bone.
Any bone, in fact, once chewed into small pieces, can block the intestines and lead to constipation, can cause lacerations of the mouth and internal organs, or can lodge in the throat with fatal results.

Many vets say that raw meat bones are the best bones for a dog.

It’s best to give a bone to ur dog after a meal. So as to avoid the ingesting too much bone as a result of hunger.

If ur dogs hides bones and later bing it out to chew plz dispose of a bone after three or four days.

Large breeds such as German Shepherd Dogs and Mastiffs should be given large bones as adults. Bones should be larger than the length of the dog’s muzzle so it will be impossible to swallow whole.

Supervision is important. Periodically check on ur dog when he’s chewing a bone.

For puppies less than 3 months plz avoid bones of any type. U can get them a plastic toy bone to chew on.

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Be careful When Giving ur Dog a Bone

Sometime ago people do not really care when giving their dogs bones from Sundays dinner left over's. Today’s dog owner are much more knowledgeable about dog nutrition and realizes that the watchword about bones is: caution.

Bones are a good source of minerals and other nutrients and help satisfy ur dog’s appetite. Chewing stimulates saliva enzymes and helps prevent plaque buildup on teeth and gum disease. And a dog chewing on a bone is less inclined to excessively scratch or lick his paws.

It’s critically important, however, to avoid giving ur dog the wrong kind of bone.

Poultry bones and pork bones, or cooked bones of any kind, are should be strictly forbidden. They can scatter in smaller pieces that can cause choking and serious damage to the dog’s mouth, throat, or intestines.

Cooking can also remove nutrients from the bone.
Any bone, in fact, once chewed into small pieces, can block the intestines and lead to constipation, can cause lacerations of the mouth and internal organs, or can lodge in the throat with fatal results.

Many vets say that raw meat bones are the best bones for a dog.

It’s best to give a bone to ur dog after a meal. So as to avoid the ingesting too much bone as a result of hunger.

If ur dogs hides bones and later bing it out to chew plz dispose of a bone after three or four days.

Large breeds such as German Shepherd Dogs and Mastiffs should be given large bones as adults. Bones should be larger than the length of the dog’s muzzle so it will be impossible to swallow whole.

Supervision is important. Periodically check on ur dog when he’s chewing a bone.

For puppies less than 3 months plz avoid bones of any type. U can get them a plastic toy bone to chew on.

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Be careful When Giving ur Dog a Bone

Sometime ago people do not really care when giving their dogs bones from Sundays dinner left over's. Today’s dog owner are much more knowledgeable about dog nutrition and realizes that the watchword about bones is: caution.

Bones are a good source of minerals and other nutrients and help satisfy ur dog’s appetite. Chewing stimulates saliva enzymes and helps prevent plaque buildup on teeth and gum disease. And a dog chewing on a bone is less inclined to excessively scratch or lick his paws.

It’s critically important, however, to avoid giving ur dog the wrong kind of bone.

Poultry bones and pork bones, or cooked bones of any kind, are should be strictly forbidden. They can scatter in smaller pieces that can cause choking and serious damage to the dog’s mouth, throat, or intestines.

Cooking can also remove nutrients from the bone.
Any bone, in fact, once chewed into small pieces, can block the intestines and lead to constipation, can cause lacerations of the mouth and internal organs, or can lodge in the throat with fatal results.

Many vets say that raw meat bones are the best bones for a dog.

It’s best to give a bone to ur dog after a meal. So as to avoid the ingesting too much bone as a result of hunger.

If ur dogs hides bones and later bing it out to chew plz dispose of a bone after three or four days.

Large breeds such as German Shepherd Dogs and Mastiffs should be given large bones as adults. Bones should be larger than the length of the dog’s muzzle so it will be impossible to swallow whole.

Supervision is important. Periodically check on ur dog when he’s chewing a bone.

For puppies less than 3 months plz avoid bones of any type. U can get them a plastic toy bone to chew on.

Join our telegram group to learn more

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Be careful When Giving ur Dog a Bone

Sometime ago people do not really care when giving their dogs bones from Sundays dinner left over's. Today’s dog owner are much more knowledgeable about dog nutrition and realizes that the watchword about bones is: caution.

Bones are a good source of minerals and other nutrients and help satisfy ur dog’s appetite. Chewing stimulates saliva enzymes and helps prevent plaque buildup on teeth and gum disease. And a dog chewing on a bone is less inclined to excessively scratch or lick his paws.

It’s critically important, however, to avoid giving ur dog the wrong kind of bone.

Poultry bones and pork bones, or cooked bones of any kind, are should be strictly forbidden. They can scatter in smaller pieces that can cause choking and serious damage to the dog’s mouth, throat, or intestines.

Cooking can also remove nutrients from the bone.
Any bone, in fact, once chewed into small pieces, can block the intestines and lead to constipation, can cause lacerations of the mouth and internal organs, or can lodge in the throat with fatal results.

Many vets say that raw meat bones are the best bones for a dog.

It’s best to give a bone to ur dog after a meal. So as to avoid the ingesting too much bone as a result of hunger.

If ur dogs hides bones and later bing it out to chew plz dispose of a bone after three or four days.

Large breeds such as German Shepherd Dogs and Mastiffs should be given large bones as adults. Bones should be larger than the length of the dog’s muzzle so it will be impossible to swallow whole.

Supervision is important. Periodically check on ur dog when he’s chewing a bone.

For puppies less than 3 months plz avoid bones of any type. U can get them a plastic toy bone to chew on.

Join our telegram group to learn more

https:///CanineEducation

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Be careful When Giving ur Dog a Bone

Sometime ago people do not really care when giving their dogs bones from Sundays dinner left over's. Today’s dog owner are much more knowledgeable about dog nutrition and realizes that the watchword about bones is: caution.

Bones are a good source of minerals and other nutrients and help satisfy ur dog’s appetite. Chewing stimulates saliva enzymes and helps prevent plaque buildup on teeth and gum disease. And a dog chewing on a bone is less inclined to excessively scratch or lick his paws.

It’s critically important, however, to avoid giving ur dog the wrong kind of bone.

Poultry bones and pork bones, or cooked bones of any kind, are should be strictly forbidden. They can scatter in smaller pieces that can cause choking and serious damage to the dog’s mouth, throat, or intestines.

Cooking can also remove nutrients from the bone.
Any bone, in fact, once chewed into small pieces, can block the intestines and lead to constipation, can cause lacerations of the mouth and internal organs, or can lodge in the throat with fatal results.

Many vets say that raw meat bones are the best bones for a dog.

It’s best to give a bone to ur dog after a meal. So as to avoid the ingesting too much bone as a result of hunger.

If ur dogs hides bones and later bing it out to chew plz dispose of a bone after three or four days.

Large breeds such as German Shepherd Dogs and Mastiffs should be given large bones as adults. Bones should be larger than the length of the dog’s muzzle so it will be impossible to swallow whole.

Supervision is important. Periodically check on ur dog when he’s chewing a bone.

For puppies less than 3 months plz avoid bones of any type. U can get them a plastic toy bone to chew on.

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many common dog diseases can either be prevented or treated with available vaccines. Its important for u to be aware


Dogs can contact many diseases wither transmitted by contact with other infected dogs, food, polluted environment or others.

Rabies:

This is transmitted by bites from infected animals. Symptoms include seizures, paralysis, aggression and lack of coordination etc

If u dnt treat quickly, rabies is can be fatal.

Distemper:

Transmitted by contact with secretions from an infected dog’s nose. Causes pneumonia and seizures. There is no cure for the disease. Several vaccines exist that prevent the disease. Distemper is the leading cause of infectious disease death in dogs.

Parvovirus:

Usually Transmitted by exposure to contaminated feces. Causes vomiting and diarrhea. There treatment is intensive, requiring intravenous fluids and medications but there is no guarantee of recovery. Ur dog may or may not be lucky. Parvovirus is Mainly a disease of unvaccinated puppies and dogs. younger pups are more likely than older dogs to die.

Hepatitis (Adenovirus):

The Virus is found in feces and saliva. Causes fever, vomiting, and diarrhea. Treatment consists of aggressive fluid therapy. Often fatal, but prevented through vaccination.

Parainfluenza:

Transmitted by nasal secretions. Causes coughing and sneezing. Antibiotic treatment helps speed recovery.

Bordetella:

Transmitted by nasal secretions. Causes coughing and sneezing. Antibiotic treatment helps control symptoms.

Lyme disease:

Transmitted by ticks. Causes fever and joint inflammation. Treatment with antibiotics usually successful.

Leptospirosis:

Picked up from water contaminated by infected urine. Causes kidney and liver disease. Many infections go unnoticed. severe infections are often fatal.

Giardia:

Picked up by drinking contaminated water. Causes diarrhea. Treated with antibiotics

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many common dog diseases can either be prevented or treated with available vaccines. Its important for u to be aware


Dogs can contact many diseases wither transmitted by contact with other infected dogs, food, polluted environment or others.

Rabies:

This is transmitted by bites from infected animals. Symptoms include seizures, paralysis, aggression and lack of coordination etc

If u dnt treat quickly, rabies is can be fatal.

Distemper:

Transmitted by contact with secretions from an infected dog’s nose. Causes pneumonia and seizures. There is no cure for the disease. Several vaccines exist that prevent the disease. Distemper is the leading cause of infectious disease death in dogs.

Parvovirus:

Usually Transmitted by exposure to contaminated feces. Causes vomiting and diarrhea. There treatment is intensive, requiring intravenous fluids and medications but there is no guarantee of recovery. Ur dog may or may not be lucky. Parvovirus is Mainly a disease of unvaccinated puppies and dogs. younger pups are more likely than older dogs to die.

Hepatitis (Adenovirus):

The Virus is found in feces and saliva. Causes fever, vomiting, and diarrhea. Treatment consists of aggressive fluid therapy. Often fatal, but prevented through vaccination.

Parainfluenza:

Transmitted by nasal secretions. Causes coughing and sneezing. Antibiotic treatment helps speed recovery.

Bordetella:

Transmitted by nasal secretions. Causes coughing and sneezing. Antibiotic treatment helps control symptoms.

Lyme disease:

Transmitted by ticks. Causes fever and joint inflammation. Treatment with antibiotics usually successful.

Leptospirosis:

Picked up from water contaminated by infected urine. Causes kidney and liver disease. Many infections go unnoticed. severe infections are often fatal.

Giardia:

Picked up by drinking contaminated water. Causes diarrhea. Treated with antibiotics

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many common dog diseases can either be prevented or treated with available vaccines. Its important for u to be aware


Dogs can contact many diseases wither transmitted by contact with other infected dogs, food, polluted environment or others.

Rabies:

This is transmitted by bites from infected animals. Symptoms include seizures, paralysis, aggression and lack of coordination etc

If u dnt treat quickly, rabies is can be fatal.

Distemper:

Transmitted by contact with secretions from an infected dog’s nose. Causes pneumonia and seizures. There is no cure for the disease. Several vaccines exist that prevent the disease. Distemper is the leading cause of infectious disease death in dogs.

Parvovirus:

Usually Transmitted by exposure to contaminated feces. Causes vomiting and diarrhea. There treatment is intensive, requiring intravenous fluids and medications but there is no guarantee of recovery. Ur dog may or may not be lucky. Parvovirus is Mainly a disease of unvaccinated puppies and dogs. younger pups are more likely than older dogs to die.

Hepatitis (Adenovirus):

The Virus is found in feces and saliva. Causes fever, vomiting, and diarrhea. Treatment consists of aggressive fluid therapy. Often fatal, but prevented through vaccination.

Parainfluenza:

Transmitted by nasal secretions. Causes coughing and sneezing. Antibiotic treatment helps speed recovery.

Bordetella:

Transmitted by nasal secretions. Causes coughing and sneezing. Antibiotic treatment helps control symptoms.

Lyme disease:

Transmitted by ticks. Causes fever and joint inflammation. Treatment with antibiotics usually successful.

Leptospirosis:

Picked up from water contaminated by infected urine. Causes kidney and liver disease. Many infections go unnoticed. severe infections are often fatal.

Giardia:

Picked up by drinking contaminated water. Causes diarrhea. Treated with antibiotics

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many common dog diseases can either be prevented or treated with available vaccines. Its important for u to be aware


Dogs can contact many diseases wither transmitted by contact with other infected dogs, food, polluted environment or others.

Rabies:

This is transmitted by bites from infected animals. Symptoms include seizures, paralysis, aggression and lack of coordination etc

If u dnt treat quickly, rabies is can be fatal.

Distemper:

Transmitted by contact with secretions from an infected dog’s nose. Causes pneumonia and seizures. There is no cure for the disease. Several vaccines exist that prevent the disease. Distemper is the leading cause of infectious disease death in dogs.

Parvovirus:

Usually Transmitted by exposure to contaminated feces. Causes vomiting and diarrhea. There treatment is intensive, requiring intravenous fluids and medications but there is no guarantee of recovery. Ur dog may or may not be lucky. Parvovirus is Mainly a disease of unvaccinated puppies and dogs. younger pups are more likely than older dogs to die.

Hepatitis (Adenovirus):

The Virus is found in feces and saliva. Causes fever, vomiting, and diarrhea. Treatment consists of aggressive fluid therapy. Often fatal, but prevented through vaccination.

Parainfluenza:

Transmitted by nasal secretions. Causes coughing and sneezing. Antibiotic treatment helps speed recovery.

Bordetella:

Transmitted by nasal secretions. Causes coughing and sneezing. Antibiotic treatment helps control symptoms.

Lyme disease:

Transmitted by ticks. Causes fever and joint inflammation. Treatment with antibiotics usually successful.

Leptospirosis:

Picked up from water contaminated by infected urine. Causes kidney and liver disease. Many infections go unnoticed. severe infections are often fatal.

Giardia:

Picked up by drinking contaminated water. Causes diarrhea. Treated with antibiotics

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many common dog diseases can either be prevented or treated with available vaccines. Its important for u to be aware


Dogs can contact many diseases wither transmitted by contact with other infected dogs, food, polluted environment or others.

Rabies:

This is transmitted by bites from infected animals. Symptoms include seizures, paralysis, aggression and lack of coordination etc

If u dnt treat quickly, rabies is can be fatal.

Distemper:

Transmitted by contact with secretions from an infected dog’s nose. Causes pneumonia and seizures. There is no cure for the disease. Several vaccines exist that prevent the disease. Distemper is the leading cause of infectious disease death in dogs.

Parvovirus:

Usually Transmitted by exposure to contaminated feces. Causes vomiting and diarrhea. There treatment is intensive, requiring intravenous fluids and medications but there is no guarantee of recovery. Ur dog may or may not be lucky. Parvovirus is Mainly a disease of unvaccinated puppies and dogs. younger pups are more likely than older dogs to die.

Hepatitis (Adenovirus):

The Virus is found in feces and saliva. Causes fever, vomiting, and diarrhea. Treatment consists of aggressive fluid therapy. Often fatal, but prevented through vaccination.

Parainfluenza:

Transmitted by nasal secretions. Causes coughing and sneezing. Antibiotic treatment helps speed recovery.

Bordetella:

Transmitted by nasal secretions. Causes coughing and sneezing. Antibiotic treatment helps control symptoms.

Lyme disease:

Transmitted by ticks. Causes fever and joint inflammation. Treatment with antibiotics usually successful.

Leptospirosis:

Picked up from water contaminated by infected urine. Causes kidney and liver disease. Many infections go unnoticed. severe infections are often fatal.

Giardia:

Picked up by drinking contaminated water. Causes diarrhea. Treated with antibiotics

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many common dog diseases can either be prevented or treated with available vaccines. Its important for u to be aware


Dogs can contact many diseases wither transmitted by contact with other infected dogs, food, polluted environment or others.

Rabies:

This is transmitted by bites from infected animals. Symptoms include seizures, paralysis, aggression and lack of coordination etc

If u dnt treat quickly, rabies is can be fatal.

Distemper:

Transmitted by contact with secretions from an infected dog’s nose. Causes pneumonia and seizures. There is no cure for the disease. Several vaccines exist that prevent the disease. Distemper is the leading cause of infectious disease death in dogs.

Parvovirus:

Usually Transmitted by exposure to contaminated feces. Causes vomiting and diarrhea. There treatment is intensive, requiring intravenous fluids and medications but there is no guarantee of recovery. Ur dog may or may not be lucky. Parvovirus is Mainly a disease of unvaccinated puppies and dogs. younger pups are more likely than older dogs to die.

Hepatitis (Adenovirus):

The Virus is found in feces and saliva. Causes fever, vomiting, and diarrhea. Treatment consists of aggressive fluid therapy. Often fatal, but prevented through vaccination.

Parainfluenza:

Transmitted by nasal secretions. Causes coughing and sneezing. Antibiotic treatment helps speed recovery.

Bordetella:

Transmitted by nasal secretions. Causes coughing and sneezing. Antibiotic treatment helps control symptoms.

Lyme disease:

Transmitted by ticks. Causes fever and joint inflammation. Treatment with antibiotics usually successful.

Leptospirosis:

Picked up from water contaminated by infected urine. Causes kidney and liver disease. Many infections go unnoticed. severe infections are often fatal.

Giardia:

Picked up by drinking contaminated water. Causes diarrhea. Treated with antibiotics

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