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  • Parasites & Infections

    Dog Fleas and Flea Saliva Sensitivity

    Fleas can be a considerable burden for dogs, as the parasites trigger skin reactions. In addition, more and more dogs show an increased sensitivity to flea saliva, which brings additional challenges for the affected animals...

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  • Parasites & Infections

    Yeast Infection in Dogs – What to Do?

    On every dog's skin live various yeasts, which can under certain circumstances multiply strongly and trigger a fungal infection. In principle, a yeast infestation in dogs can indicate an increased nutrient requirement of the body's own defences...

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  • Parasites & Infections

    Infestation of the dog by biting lice

    Biting lice belong to the group of ectoparasites and feed, unlike fleas or ticks which feed on the dog's blood, on the glandular secretions on the animal's skin. In general, biting lice pose no great danger, but when these coat parasites are discovered – which is easy to do with the naked eye – swift action should be taken...

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  • Joints & Bones

    Skeletal developmental disorders in dogs

    In many dogs, challenges in the development of the skeleton unfortunately arise during growth. These are a problem above all when the affected feature involves bones that, for their optimal function and shape, depend on balanced longitudinal growth...

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  • Health & Illnesses

    Treating skin conditions in dogs

    Skin problems in dogs are by no means rare, and a skin irritation is usually extremely distressing for the animal. It is often accompanied by restlessness and increased scratching. The animals' own defences are also challenged by such strains...

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  • Joints & Bones

    Orthopaedists for dogs

    Because joint problems in dogs are statistically becoming more and more common, many vets are currently specialising in canine orthopaedics. In fact, many dog owners now prefer to consult such a specialist, who has extensive knowledge of mobility and joint function in dogs and also owns the medical equipment needed for a competent diagnosis and for the orthopaedic treatment of a sick dog...

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  • Parasites & Infections

    Which vaccinations does my dog need?

    Vaccinating a young dog in good time can spare the animal serious illnesses. Vets advise that puppies be vaccinated early against various pathogens. A repeat vaccination in the animals' advanced age is also recommended...

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  • Parasites & Infections

    How does rabies show in dogs?

    Rabies is a disease triggered by viruses, which ends fatally both for dogs and for other animals and for humans. Fortunately, rabies cases in Germany and the neighbouring countries are rather low nowadays, yet the dog owner should always take precautions against rabies infection and have their dog vaccinated regularly...

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  • Health & Illnesses

    The first-aid kit for your dog

    Minor health problems in dogs can often be very well supported by the dog owner themselves, without consulting a vet, using care and first-aid measures. For this it is of course necessary that the dog owner also has the required aids to hand...

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  • Health & Illnesses

    Gastric torsion in dogs

    In large dog breeds in particular, a so-called gastric torsion can occur under certain circumstances, in which the animal's stomach twists in such a way that both the entrance to the stomach and the exit from the stomach are closed off.

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