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Risks of fleas in dogs: why they matter for your dog and your home
Fleas are often thought of as a minor nuisance, but they can cause much more than a few itchy bites. In dogs, fleas can lead to irritation, allergic skin disease, secondary skin infection, tapeworm infection and, in heavy infestations, even anaemia. They can also establish themselves in the home, which is one of the main reasons flea problems can become so difficult to fully clear once they take hold. One of the most common signs of fleas in dogs is itching. Dogs might scratc
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3 days ago4 min read


Chocolate toxicity in dogs: signs, risks and when to call your vet
Most dog owners know chocolate is something to avoid, but many are still left with the same question in the moment: how serious is it if my dog has eaten some? The answer depends on the type of chocolate, the amount involved and the size of the dog. Chocolate contains methylxanthines, mainly theobromine and caffeine , and dogs break these down much more slowly than people do. That is what makes chocolate potentially dangerous for them. What chocolate is most harmful to dogs?
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3 days ago2 min read


Keeping Your Pets Safe from Ticks
What Is Tick Prophylaxis — and Why Your Pet Needs It Tick prophylaxis means using regular, vet-approved treatments to prevent ticks from attaching or to kill them quickly if they do. These include spot-on drops, chewable tablets, or tick collars that provide continuous protection. Many pet owners stop using preventatives after summer, but that leaves a gap in protection just when ticks are still active. The European Scientific Counsel on Companion Animal Parasites (ESCCAP)
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Oct 7, 20252 min read
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