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25/04/2024

Keep this food away from your dogs at all costs!

25/04/2024

Please protect your pet’s paws when it’s hot! 🐾

11/04/2024

11/03/2024

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01/02/2024

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31/01/2024

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18/12/2023

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05/12/2023

Mystery Canine Illness Spreading Across US:
How To Protect Your Dog.

It is the time of year when those of us in the ER see classic holiday-related cases. From the Labrador who ate the turkey and now is vomiting with diarrhea, to the cat who swallowed a Christmas light bulb (you know who you are!), we’ve seen it all. Most owners are tuned in to ensure their pets avoid chocolate, raisins, grapes, onions, garlic, and xylitol, however, a new concern has emerged this year. Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC), formerly known as Kennel Cough, spreads through respiratory droplets and is caused by viruses or bacteria.

Since the summer, Oregon has been experiencing an alarming number of canine respiratory cases that have been unresponsive to traditional therapies and have yet to be identified. The cases range from mild-moderate cough (which is non-responsive to antibiotics) to aggressive pneumonia, which deteriorates in as little as 24 to 36 hours. These cases have primarily been limited to the Oregon metropolitan areas, however, other states including California, Washington, and many other states, have also reported cases. With seasonal travel upon us, we must remain cautious and vigilant with our pet’s health.

Avoid high-population settings, such as daycares and kennels if possible.

Ensure core vaccinations are up-to-date, including canine influenza (those protected have been affected the least).

If your dog is sick, please keep them home unless you’re seeking medical care.

Evaluate attending large dog functions, and avoid dogs with runny noses, weepy eyes, or a cough.

Avoid communal water bowls as dogs can pass bacteria and infections through their saliva.

30/11/2023

A mysterious and potentially fatal contagious respiratory illness has been impacting dogs in at least 14 states in the United States, including California. At least 10 cases have been detected in California since Nov. 16, according to a new release published Nov. 21 by the Los Angeles County Departm...

23/11/2023

Respiratory infection in dogs..

Canines in at least 11 states have experienced the mystery respiratory disease, according to...

20/11/2023

FYI..please be aware!

A mysterious respiratory illness has sickened dogs in several U.S. states and left others dead as veterinarians encourage dog owners to exercise caution and limit contact with other dogs.

18/11/2023

FYI..

TFP Nutrition has expanded a recall of its pet food to include 37 more products because of the possibility of Salmonella contamination. The company first announced...

18/11/2023

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