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Author: Dr. Beth Engelschall

My Pet Is Shaking Their Head—Should I Be Worried?

My Pet Is Shaking Their Head—Should I Be Worried?

As a pet owner, seeing your pet not acting their normal self can be concerning. While shaking their head occasionally may not be of any concern, if it occurs repeatedly for an extended amount of time or is accompanied by additional changes- this could indicate underlying concerns. Understanding the potential causes, diagnostic steps, and treatment

May 7, 2025September 16, 2026 | Dr. Beth Engelschall
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My Pet is Aggressive – What Should I Do?

My Pet is Aggressive – What Should I Do?

It can be difficult to cope with a beloved pet that shows signs of aggression, either to other dogs or other people. Here are some tips to help you navigate life with an aggressive companion. Possible causes of aggression in pets: Anxiety and stress: this is one of the most common causes of aggression in animals,

May 7, 2025September 16, 2026 | Dr. Beth Engelschall
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My pet has diarrhea – should I be concerned?

My pet has diarrhea – should I be concerned?

Diarrhea in pets can be caused by a wide variety of problems. Some of these causes can be relatively minor, but others are much more serious and can even be life threatening. Understanding the possible causes of diarrhea can help you determine when you need to seek veterinary care. Possible causes of diarrhea. Dietary indiscretion.

May 7, 2025September 16, 2026 | Dr. Beth Engelschall
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My pet has a runny nose – should I be worried?

My pet has a runny nose – should I be worried?

It can be concerning to see your pet have a runny nose. A runny nose can be caused by many things – some more serious than others. Understanding some of these possible causes can help you to determine if you should seek veterinary care immediately, or if your pet’s condition is stable enough to monitor

May 7, 2025September 16, 2026 | Dr. Beth Engelschall
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How to tell if my pet is dehydrated

How to tell if my pet is dehydrated

Dehydration occurs when animals lose more water and electrolytes than the body is currently taking in.  If this becomes severe it can become dangerous.  Here are a few ways to check if your pet is dehydrated at home that might prompt a veterinary visit. Check gums and elasticity of skin – gently lift your pets

May 7, 2025September 16, 2026 | Dr. Beth Engelschall
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