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Spring Pasture-Induced Colic in Horses

March 30, 2026

Colic is one of the most common and serious equine emergencies. In horses, colic refers to abdominal pain that arises from gastrointestinal issues such as gas and impaction (blockages). As springtime approaches, horse owners must…
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Behind-the-Scenes in the ER

July 15, 2017

If you have concerns, bring your pet to the ER vet You’re worried, you’re weary, and maybe you’re waiting for what seems like hours. Fortunately, you and your pet are in good hands when you…
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What to Do When Your Pet Gets into Household Toxins

June 12, 2017

Not sure if it’s toxic? Assume it is. Life would be much easier if pets could read the words “Warning!” or “Toxic!” on product labels. Then we wouldn’t have to worry when a chocolate bar…
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Smoke Alarm: Dangers of Smoke Inhalation for Pets

March 20, 2017

Animals exposed to smoke need immediate care Visible injuries such as burns and scrapes are not the only health concerns for a pet involved in a fire. Though not obvious to the eye, exposure to…
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X is for Xylitol, Deadly for Dogs

January 30, 2017

To prevent xylitol toxicity, read labels Of course you aren’t going to offer your dog a stick of sugar-free gum! But did you know that xylitol, a sugar alcohol that is toxic to dogs, can…
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Spring Pasture-Induced Colic in Horses

Behind-the-Scenes in the ER

What to Do When Your Pet Gets into Household Toxins

Smoke Alarm: Dangers of Smoke Inhalation for Pets

X is for Xylitol, Deadly for Dogs

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Spring Pasture-Induced Colic in Horses

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