Pet diary


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When you see tears streaming down your dog’s face, it doesn’t necessarily mean they are feeling sad or crying. In fact, excessive tearing is a key indicator that your pet may be experiencing an underlying eye health issue. Today, we’re going to dive into the details of ’Abnormal Tearing’ (Epiphora) and what it means for your furry friend.

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Raising dogs and cats isn’t exactly easy, but it’s not too difficult either, right? We believe every pet parent here has likely heard various pieces of advice regarding pet care—some of which are helpful truths, while others are common myths. Listen up, fellow paw-rents! We’ve rounded up 5 popular misconceptions about raising our furry friends to help you provide the best care possible.

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The rainy season brings refreshing cool air, but for pet owners, it also signals a time for extra caution. Beyond watching out for venomous animals and managing anxiety from loud thunder, one of the most pressing concerns for our furry friends is ’Skin Disease.’ Moisture and humidity are the perfect breeding grounds for skin irritation. Today, we’ll explore effective ways to prevent these skin problems and keep your pet comfortable through the rains.

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Food allergies are a common concern for many pet owners. But did you know that our furry companions can develop allergies to their food just like we do? Today, let’s get you prepared to recognize and manage your beloved pet’s food sensitivities for a healthier, happier life

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Have you ever noticed your dog constantly licking, scratching their ears, or rubbing their face and body against the floor? These behaviors are clear signals that your furry friend might be suffering from a skin disease. Let’s explore the top 5 causes behind these irritating symptoms.

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Hind limb weakness is a common condition affecting dogs of all ages. The underlying causes often stem from hip dysplasia, knee joint issues, spinal disorders, neurological problems, or bone cancer. Key symptoms to watch for include an abnormal gait, difficulty standing up or sitting down, and muscle atrophy. At Thonglor Pet Hospital, we offer specialized Veterinary Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy services designed to restore mobility and help your beloved companion walk comfortably once again.

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