Pet Health Articles
February 27, 2012 - Issue 203
If you have a large or giant breed puppy, you should stay alert for any signs of a developing bone disease. These problems are common in big puppies, especially males. No one knows for sure all the underlying causes of these painful conditions. But there are 6 common sense measures you can put in place today to significantly reduce the likelihood your growing puppy will develop a bone growth disease in his first year.
A growing number of studies in recent years point to the probability that infants living in homes with pets develop fewer allergies not only to dogs and cats, but to other types of environmental irritants as well.
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