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  • A Pet Parent's Guide to Puppy Teething

    A Pet Parent's Guide to Puppy Teething

    Today, our Berkeley vets share advice on how long puppy teething lasts, and how to help relieve your puppy's pain and survive this difficult stage.

  • Understanding Reverse Sneeze in Dogs

    Understanding Reverse Sneeze in Dogs

    Your dog suddenly stops, extends their neck, and produces loud snorting sounds. There is a good chance that you have just witnessed a reverse sneeze! Berkeley vets explain...

  • How to Recognize a Pet Emergency

    How to Recognize a Pet Emergency

    Our Berkeley vets know that it isn't always obvious when your pet experiencing a veterinary emergency. Here are just a few signs that it's time to head to the emergency vet.

  • How to Get Rid of Tapeworms in Dogs

    How to Get Rid of Tapeworms in Dogs

    It's not a pleasant topic, but tapeworms are a common parasite in dogs that are easily treated. Our Berkeley vets discuss tapeworms in dogs - including causes and symptoms.

  • Causes of Seizures in Dogs & What to Do

    Causes of Seizures in Dogs & What to Do

    It can be distressing to watch your dog have a seizure. Why is your dog having a seizure and what should you do? Today our Berkeley vets share some facts about seizures in dogs.

  • Chronic Hepatitis in Dogs - Symptoms & Treatment

    Chronic Hepatitis in Dogs - Symptoms & Treatment

    If your dog experiences symptoms related to an inflamed liver for more than six weeks, chronic hepatitis could be the cause. Our Berkeley vets explain symptoms and treatments.

  • Anal Sac Disease in Dogs

    Anal Sac Disease in Dogs

    'Scooting' and difficulties passing stool are common signs of anal sac disease in dogs. Our Berkeley vets explain the causes, symptoms and treatments for anal sac disease in dogs.

  • Why Dogs Eat Grass - Should You Be Concerned?

    Why Dogs Eat Grass - Should You Be Concerned?

    If your dog regularly eats grass it can leave you baffled and concerned - especially if your dog eats grass and vomits. Today our Berkeley vets explain why dogs often eat grass.

  • Symptoms of Chocolate Poisoning in Dogs

    Symptoms of Chocolate Poisoning in Dogs

    Chocolate is is toxic to dogs and can be deadly if consumed in large enough quantities. Our Berkeley vets explain the symptoms and treatments for chocolate poisoning in dogs.

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