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Foxtail Danger!
Amongst the most popular hiking trails and within the dog-parks in the Salt Lake Valley is a hidden risk that you may not realize: foxtails. Those pesky weed seeds that stick to your socks can also become lodged in your pet’s ears or paw pads, under eyelids, in the nose or tonsils, and sometimes even inhaled deep into the lung, causing a chronic infection.
Although they can occasionally cause problems in cats, the majority of patients I see with foxtail-related problems are dogs.
doggone cold
Easy ways to prepare your pet for winter weather.
Bundle Up
Even a natural fur coat can't fully ward off the chill. Always provide a warm, dry place for your pet to sleep that's off the ground and away from drafts. A pet bed with an extra blanket will do the trick. Outside, animals with short hair should wear a coat when temperatures drop, advises Camille DeClementi, VMD, senior director and veterinary toxicologist at the ASPCA. It should cover your pet from the neck to the base of the tail.
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Thanksgiving with Dogs: 20 Dos and Don’ts for Pet Parents
By James Rhys Clarke - Nov 23, 2016
When guests are coming to town and festivities are planned, it’s important to remember that your dog needs special attention to make his holiday enjoyable and hazard-free. Keep it safe and make it fun for your dog this Thanksgiving with these dos and don’ts for pet parents.
In just a few days your home will be filled with family and food. Holidays are very hectic, and they can be extremely stressful for pets. Of course, you’ll want to focus on your guests, but you can’t forget about your pup and his needs.
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