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Evolution of dogs-from ancient to domestic
LazyPaw Animal Hospitals is reminded every day of the many ways dogs are amazing creatures. From the teeny weenie Yorkie to massive Saint Bernards, dogs ...
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Do dogs understand what were saying?
Your friendly pet Fido is a genius—most of the time, anyway. Though some researchers say dogs rely mostly (or solely) on physical cues such as ...
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Helping dogs cope with chronic pain
It takes a special heart to love older creatures in the geriatric stage of life and learn how to care for them. Even people who ...
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Annual Pictures with Santa
4th Annual Pictures with Santa!! Join us on Friday, December 12, 2014 from 2-5:30 pm Bring your fur babies in with ...
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Paws and Give Thanks
LazyPaw Animal Hospitals is happy to team up with the students of Frisco High School to support our local animal shelter. The ...
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Do grains or gluten matter in pet food?
Lots of people have been asking about the right diet for their pet recently at LazyPaw Animal Hospitals, specifically when it comes to grains and ...
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What to look for in pet food, Part II
With so many types of pet products on the market, sometimes choosing a food for your dog or cat can feel as complicated as shopping ...
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LazyPaw Animal Hospitals knows that the Frisco Chamber of Commerce Works
Julaine Hunter, DVM 2014-10-21 As ...
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What to look for in pet food, Part I
According to the American Pet Products Association, Americans spent more than $21 billion on pet food in 2013. The organization anticipates more than $22 billion ...
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Anal glands: What they are, why they stink, and how to deal with it
If you’ve ever been around a beloved dog who happened to have an anal gland accident, you know the terrible feelings that follow—shock and shame ...
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How to keep your cat off the counters
In “Dear Kitten”, the latest web video we just can’t stop watching, the senior cat teaches his prodigy kitten all about the world called “Up.” ...
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The Scoop on Poop: Why dogs eat it, and how to deal
If you are a dog lover, chances are you might have encountered a time or two (or plenty) when you caught your dog eating #2. ...
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