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September 2015

Don’t Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth – Caring for your Dog’s Teeth

By |2020-06-16T08:09:22-07:00September 28th, 2015|Pet Healthcare|

LOS ANGELES, CA - Although this proverb may have some merit for interpersonal  relationships it is not in the best interest of the horse.  Nor is it a good idea to ignore the oral cavity of your dog or car.  Dental enamel is the hardest substance in the body, yet the teeth and gums represent [...]

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August 2015

Tick Talk

By |2020-06-16T08:09:22-07:00August 28th, 2015|Pet Healthcare, Ticks|

by Dr. Bernstein LOS ANGELES, CA - With the passage of time, changes occur in our environment. One of the indicators of this change is variation in the plant and animal species in our community. In my early years of practice, I would rarely see a dog with a tick. If a dog presented with [...]

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July 2015

What’s on Your Carpet?

By |2020-06-16T08:09:22-07:00July 28th, 2015|Safety Tips|

A sleepless night with a puppy with diarrhea is enough to make one reconsider your acquisition. Diarrhea is a common problem, but there are many different causes. Young dogs often have loose stool due to excitement, stress, dietary changes, and internal parasites. More serious causes seen in young dogs are blockages and viruses like distemper [...]

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May 2014

Vaccines – An Ounce of Prevention

By |2016-05-28T16:28:22-07:00May 28th, 2014|Pet Healthcare, Vaccinations|

by Dr. Bernstein LOS ANGELES, CA - Can you imagine a world without vaccines? A world with diphtheria, typhoid, poliomyelitis, smallpox, and rabies running rampant through the population? Fortunately, prevention against many serious diseases is readily available. Our animal population is likewise protected against many serious diseases by vaccination. Just as a pregnant animal is [...]

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December 2009

5 Things You Need to Know About Adopting a Rescue Dog

By |2020-06-16T08:09:22-07:00December 28th, 2009|Dog Rescue|

by Michael Chill LOS ANGELES, CA - People adopt rescue dogs for a variety of reasons, one of which is the ability to "know what you are getting." Knowing if the dog is housebroken, not destructive, or good with kids is one of the benefits of adopting an adult dog, and an honest assessment of [...]

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May 2009

Dumb Dog Toys – Part I

By |2016-05-28T16:15:14-07:00May 2nd, 2009|Dog Toys, Safety Tips|

LOS ANGELES - by Ann Masters There are some dog toys - wait, let me put those words in quotes to demonstrate their ineptitude - "dog toys" out there that are just downright dumb. Some of them are sold. We'll talk about that in the next newsletter. Others, may Oprah have mercy on us, we [...]

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February 2009

 Don’t Let Allergies Split Up Your Family

By |2020-06-16T08:09:23-07:00February 28th, 2009|Pet Healthcare, Safety Tips|

How to Keep the Family Dog When Your Child is Allergic The story is all-too-familiar. Fido has been a part of the family for years and suddenly your child experiences an allergic reaction to your beloved family pet. Rashes, plugged nose, itching -- it's unbearable to see a child suffer. As soon as you see [...]

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December 2008

 ‘Tis the Season to NOT Choke on Tinsel – and Other Safety Tips for Your Pet

By |2020-06-16T08:09:23-07:00December 8th, 2008|Safety Tips|

LOS ANGELES - The holidays are coming! Tis the season for festive parties and sharing time with friends and family. And, if you're anything like us at the Squad, your furry friends will be part of the merriment. Now is a good time to remind us of some safety issues during the holiday. We as [...]

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November 2008

 Cooked Bones of ANY Kind Are Extremely Dangerous to Dogs

By |2020-06-16T08:09:23-07:00November 23rd, 2008|Safety Tips|

LOS ANGELES - Bones which have been cooked have had all the moisture drained from them, thus they become dry and brittle. As they move down a dog's intestinal tract, they splinter into tiny pieces as sharp as needles and thus can perforate the esophagus or scrape, puncture or block the stomach and intestines. This [...]

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October 2008

 Enjoy Halloween But Keep Chocolate Out of Reach of Pets

By |2017-07-30T12:15:37-07:00October 23rd, 2008|Safety Tips|

LOS ANGELES We all enjoy Halloween for the costumes and parties but mostly for the candy. Some of us prioritize chocolate at the top of our list. But this is a treat that is off-limits to your dogs and for good reason. It's highly toxic. er yourself with this knowledge and make adjustments to things [...]

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