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• A food allergy or maybe not?

  Food hypersensitivity is regularly diagnosed in dogs and cats. So what are actually the symptoms in a food allergy? Hmmmm those symptoms are quite similar to a flea allergy or a virus with gastrointestinal symptoms too. So how do you know if your dog or cat does indeed have a food allergy then?

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• Is my dog in heat?

  Female, female dogs on average have a few weeks every seven months when they are in heat and therefore more fertile than usual. Many owners notice that their dog exhibits different behaviour during heat, but what actually happens to a female dog when she is in heat? How does your dog's heat progress?

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• The dog with acute diarrhoea.

  Dogs all suffer from diarrhoea from time to time. Sometimes they have it very acutely but there are also dogs that suffer from diarrhoea chronically. Here we will discuss acute diarrhoea and, more importantly, what you can do to help your dog.

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• How do you recognise osteoarthritis in your dog?

  Osteoarthritis is also a painful joint condition in dogs. A dog with osteoarthritis becomes stiffer and cannot move as easily. This can gradually start causing pain in the joints. How can you tell that your dog has joint wear and what can you do about it?

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• How do you recognise dementia in dogs?

  Dogs, like humans, are getting older and therefore more often develop age-related conditions. These are conditions such as joint problems, kidney problems, heart problems but also forms of brain ageing. This blog will explain what brain ageing such as dementia in dogs is and how to recognise it. In dogs, we don't usually talk about dementia, but about Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome.

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