Know what is normal
→Notice appetite, drinking, stools, urination, breathing, movement, sleep and behaviour every day. A clear persistent change is a good reason…
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Spot changes early; this does not replace a vet.
When to seek urgent help
→Severe breathing difficulty, collapse, persistent seizures, major bleeding, severe abdominal swelling, suspected poisoning or a life-threatening accident are examples requiring…
● FreeRoutine health checks
→Periodic checks help detect changes in weight, teeth, heart, skin, joints and general condition early. Appropriate frequency depends on age…
● FreeWhen to call the vet the same day
→Repeated vomiting or diarrhoea, obvious pain, refusing food, sudden lameness, eye problems or marked lethargy generally deserve prompt advice, especially…
● FreeEmergency warning signs
→Severe breathing difficulty, collapse, prolonged or repeated seizures, a very swollen abdomen with unproductive retching, severe bleeding or suspected poisoning…
● FreeIndividual vaccination plans
→Vaccination needs depend on age, health, region, travel and exposure. Discuss which core and additional vaccines suit your dog with…
● FreePreventing obesity
→Excess weight increases joint load and is associated with health risks. Weigh regularly, assess body condition and adjust food and…
● FreeHealth diary
→Record medication, weight, appetite, stool, notable symptoms and vet visits. Photos or short videos of an abnormality can sometimes give…
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Health information is general education. For symptoms, pain, sudden changes or emergencies, contact a veterinarian.
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