What should dogs with kidney disease avoid?

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• How do vets test for worms?

Fecal flotation is a routine veterinary test used to diagnose internal parasites or "worms." The test detects the eggs of mature parasites that live inside the body and pass their eggs to the outsi (...)

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• Can a parasite live anywhere?

Human parasites are also ubiquitous. They're found everywhere and live in almost every major organ of the body -- including the eyes, brain, blood and, most commonly, the murky backwaters of the ga (...)

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• What happens if you eat slightly green potatoes?

They may be harmful. The development of solanine in green potatoes may upset your digestion and cause discomfort or worse. Solanine that is consumed in high quantities can lead to paralysis. Potato (...)

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• Can a dog survive severe pancreatitis?

Most dogs recover without any long-term consequences. However, with severe or repeated episodes of pancreatitis, one or more of the following problems may develop: If a significant number of cells (...)

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• How do I know if my 4 week old puppy has worms?

The first signs of puppy worms is that they don't gain weight or grow as they should. Their coat could be dull and they don't have the energy you would expect. Later they could lose their appetite, (...)

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