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Dangers of Porcupine Encounters

Dangers of Porcupine Encounters

Keep an eye out for porcupines! According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, these prickly creatures are expanding to new areas. These animals are native to Texas and are the second-largest...

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Post-Clipping Alopecia (aka Coat Funk)

Post-Clipping Alopecia (aka Coat Funk)

Post-clipping alopecia, also known as "coat funk", is a condition where a dog's hair doesn't grow back after being shaved or clipped. It's most common in dogs with dense coats, such as Siberian...

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Keep Xylitol away from your Brittanys

Keep Xylitol away from your Brittanys

Xylitol is a popular sweetener found in many products including: sugar-free gums and candies (Ladies check your purses!) toothpaste and mouthwash baked goods and more When ingested by Brittanys and...

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How does my Brittany get heartworms?

How does my Brittany get heartworms?

Q. How do animals get heartwoms?  A. Mosquito bites!  Heartworm disease is a serious disease that results in severe lung disease, heart failure, other organ damage, and death in pets, mainly dogs,...

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How to recognize dementia in your Brittany

How to recognize dementia in your Brittany

Recognize the signs of dementia in your Brittany As your Brittany ages, you might expect them to have decreased energy and diminished ability to run and jump. But finding out your Brittany can also...

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Heartworm Disease Facts

Heartworm Disease Facts

The Mighty Mosquito is BACK! With all the spring rain we've had in Texas mosquitos are bad this year.  Heartworm disease is a year-round concern for your Brittanys. The effects of this serious,...

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