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The truth about cats' and dogs' environmental impact

US cats and dogs cause 25-30 percent of the environmental impact of meat consumption in this country. The nation's 163 million cats and dogs eat as much food as all the people in France. People should keep their pets -- and keep feeding them meat -- but there may be steps pet owners can take to reduce their environmental impact, says a researcher. View the source article
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Science Daily: Dog News

Whole genome sequencing identifies cause of zoonotic epidemic

For the first time, researchers have used whole genome sequencing to identify the cause of a zoonotic infection that sparked a national epidemic. Researchers describe their use of whole genome sequencing to determine the cause of a respiratory disease that ripped through a population of native horses in Iceland several years ago. View the source article
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AKC: Health

Coconut Oil for Dogs: Is it Really Good for Them?

Coconut oil has become a popular supplement for humans. It's thought to have benefits like boosting the immune system, aiding in weight loss, working as an anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal, and improving cognitive skills in patients with Alzheimer's. Used topically, coconut oil is an…   View the source article  
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Science Daily: Dog News

No simple way of predicting breathing difficulties in pugs, French bulldogs and bulldogs from external features

As many as a half of all short-nosed dogs such as pugs, French bulldogs and bulldogs experience breathing difficulties related to their facial structure. However, research suggests that there is no way to accurately predict from visible features whether an apparently healthy pug or French bulldog will go on to develop breathing difficulties. View the source article
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Science Daily: Dog News

New MRI contrast agent tested on big animals

Experiments in dogs, rabbits and monkeys show the efficacy and biocompatibility of a new MRI/MRA contrast agent in detecting stroke. This T1 MRI contrast agent based on ultrasmall iron oxide nanoparticles could become a possible alternative to clinically used gadolinium-based agents. View the source article
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AKC: Health

Can Dogs Eat Macadamia Nuts?

Macadamia nuts, although not usually an everyday food, are often found in baked goods, including cakes, cookies, muffins, and even trail mix. Are they safe for dogs? Absolutely not! In fact, macadamia nuts are often listed as among the top human foods… View the source article
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AKC: Health

Can Dogs Eat Coconut?

We all know that dogs can eat coconut oil, and owners are often encouraged to add it to their dogs’ diets, but what about the coconut meat itself? Should we be giving actual pieces of it to our dogs?…   View the source article  
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Science Daily: Dog News

Dog walking could be key to ensuring activity in later life

Regularly walking a dog boosts levels of physical activity in older people, especially during the winter, a new study has shown. Researchers found that owning or walking a dog was one of the most effective ways to beat the usual decline in later-life activity, even combatting the effects of bad weather. Dog owners were sedentary for 30 minutes less per day, on average. View the source article
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AKC: Health

Is a Dog's Mouth Cleaner Than a Human's Mouth?

You’ve probably heard the expression “a dog’s mouth is cleaner than a human’s mouth" at least once in your life. Most of us have just accepted this as fact, when we think about it at all, but have you ever wondered if it is…   View the source article  
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AKC: Health

Heart Murmur in Dogs

You don’t need to be a doctor to know that hearts are important, and so it is understandable to be concerned if your veterinarian diagnoses your dog with a heart murmur. Before you panic, however, there are a few things you need to know. … View the source article
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Can Dogs Eat Salmon?

Is It Safe to Feed My Dog Salmon? The short answer is yes. Salmon is a great source of omega-3 fatty acids, which support the immune system, may decrease inflammation, and can keep your dog’s coat looking shiny and healthy. It’s also a good… View the source article
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AKC: Health

Can Dogs Get Hiccups?

Hiccups are normal for humans, but what about for dogs? Rest assured, hiccups are normal for canines, too.   What Causes Hiccups in Dogs? Just like in humans, a spasm in the diaphragm, the muscle under the lungs, causes hiccups in dogs. The… View the source article
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AKC: Health

Can Dogs Eat Zucchini?

Without fail, my Cocker Spaniel makes a beeline for the garden every time she is given the opportunity. No vegetable is safe from her omnivorous snacking, but one of her favorite things to steal is zucchini. Her love of vegetables is not unique.… View the source article
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AKC: Health

Can Dogs Eat Chicken?

Considering how many dog foods contain it, it’s a safe bet that you can feed your dog chicken. In fact, it’s a good source of protein, and cooked chicken can even be substituted for or added to his regular meal. Most sources recommend against… View the source article
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AKC: Health

Do Dogs Sweat?

Picture this: It is a hot, summer day, and you and your dog have just returned from a long hike through the woods. You are sweating, out of breath, and ready for a big, cold glass of water. Your dog, on the other hand,… View the source article
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AKC: Health

Blood in Dog Urine

Few things set off the alarm bells in our heads like the sight of blood. Finding blood anywhere on your dog is disconcerting, and finding it in your dog's urine is downright terrifying, whether you notice it yourself or your veterinarian discovers it… View the source article
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