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  • Updated: 27 Nov 2025
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    Why is My Dog Coughing and Gagging?

    Coughing and gagging are two of the most common issues observed by dog owners, and they could be a sign of a number of underlying issues. These are variable in their severity as well as frequency, which makes it critical to know the possible causes along with understanding when to consult a vet clinic or veterinary clinic.

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  • Updated: 25 Nov 2025
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    Why Is My Dog Losing Hair in Patches?

    Dog hair loss or alopecia is often a cause of concern for any pet owner. Not only is it a disfigurement of your loving pet, but it can also be a sign of underlying health issues that need to be addressed.

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  • Updated: 26 Nov 2025
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    Symptoms of Kidney Failure in Dogs

    Kidney failure, or renal failure, is a life-threatening condition that may occur in dogs of any age or breed. Kidneys remove waste products from the bloodstream, keep the body well hydrated,

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  • How to protect your pet from endoparasites and choose the right antihelminthic?
    Updated: 26 Nov 2025
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    How to protect your pet from endoparasites and choose the right antihelminthic?

    Helminths are worms that live inside living organisms, including pets, parasitizing them. Helminthiasis, according to statistics, is present in every third dog or cat. Parasites carry a great danger, since they reduce immunity and hit the body of four-legged people hard.

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  • Why does a dog itch, lick or chew itself?
    Updated: 25 Nov 2025
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    Why does a dog itch, lick or chew itself?

    One of the most common causes of concern and a reason for dog owners to contact veterinarians is severe itching in their pet. Itching accompanies most skin diseases in animals, so before taking any action, a pet owner should immediately seek professional help from a veterinarian at Modern Vet Clinic.

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  • PERIODONTAL DISEASE IN DOGS
    Updated: 27 Nov 2025
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    PERIODONTAL DISEASE IN DOGS

    Canine periodontal disease is a common dental condition in dogs that affects the gums and tissues surrounding the tooth through the deposition of dental plaque and tartar on the teeth. Also known as...

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    Updated: 26 Nov 2025
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    LIMPING IN DOGS: CAUSES AND TREATMENT

    As a pet parent, you would want your fur baby to always be healthy and happy, actively frolicking about and enjoying life. However, canine limping can significantly lower the quality of life and...

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  • HIP DYSPLASIA IN DOGS
    Updated: 26 Nov 2025
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    HIP DYSPLASIA IN DOGS

    Hip dysplasia is a skeletal disorder that is more common among large dog breeds. Canine hip dysplasia is caused by the frictional abrasion of the hip joint in lieu of a smooth sliding...

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    Updated: 26 Nov 2025
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    PARASITE PROTECTION FOR DOGS

    Parasites can be a pesky occurrence doomed to bother your pet every now and then. However, they can also prove to be more than just a thorn on the side as they eventually...

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  • MAST CELL TUMOR IN DOGS
    Updated: 28 Nov 2025
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    MAST CELL TUMOR IN DOGS

    Mast cell tumors (MCTs) are the result of maligned mast cells in the body. MCTs are the most common skin tumor among dogs, accounting for about 20% of all canine skin tumors till...

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    Updated: 27 Nov 2025
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    COUGHING IN DOGS

    It is not easy to watch your pet get sick especially since they cannot verbally express their discomfort like we do. Much like their humans, dogs also experience coughing in their lifetime. While...

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  • DIARRHEA IN DOGS
    Updated: 27 Nov 2025
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    DIARRHEA IN DOGS

    Diarrhea has never been a pleasant topic to discuss let alone experience. However, it is a common occurrence among dogs much to the displeasure of their owners. Varying in regularity, extent and intensity,...

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