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Introducing Your Dog to a Friends Dog
Fido and Friends: Introducing Your Dog to a Friends’ Dog Dogs have long been man’s best friend, and with good reason. Dogs and people have ...
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Answering the Question: Is she Spayed?
Revolutionary test determines female reproductive status in both dogs and cats… without surgery!!! J. Hunter, DVM Veterinarians and veterinary staff members, rescue groups and ...
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Kinsey Eliot is Frisco Young Professional of the Month
LazyPaw Animal Hospital very own Practice Manager, Ms. Kinsey Eliot was voted this month’s young professional of the month by the Frisco Young Professionals organization. ...
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Lazy Paw Keep’s Up With Technology
In today’s fast-paced digital world, our team here at Lazy Paw does a great job of keeping up with the latest communication platforms! We enjoy ...
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Killer Disease: Parvovirus
Canine parvovirus, which is most often referred to as Parvo, is one of the most common and life threatening conditions found in puppies and dogs. ...
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Guide To Common Dog Worms
A Brief Guide To Common Dog Worms Most dogs and puppies, unless they are routinely treated, are going to have some type of worms. Worms ...
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Those Nasty Blood Sucking Ticks And Fleas
Conditions Associated With Those Nasty Blood Sucking Ticks And Fleas Besides just being a nuisance and an annoyance for your dog, fleas and ticks pose ...
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How to Save Your Christmas Tree from Acrobatic Ninja Cats
How to Save Your Christmas Tree from Acrobatic Ninja Cats ...
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Who takes care of Santas Reindeer? A veterinarian, of course!
Who takes care of Santa’s Reindeer? A veterinarian, of course! Julaine Hunter, DVM This career day season has started off with ...
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Bloat Is A Large Dog Problem
While it seems that many health conditions are worse in small and toy dogs, bloat is a very real and very serious issue in the ...
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My Dog Has Hot Spots
Help: My Dog Has Hot Spots Hot spots are one of the most common types of skin conditions that a vet deals with on a ...
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A Key Reason To Spay: Pyometra In Dogs
Pyometra is a potentially life threatening infection that occurs in older female dogs that have not been spayed. Originally it was believed the condition was ...
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