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Is a Broken Dog Tooth An Emergency?

Is a Broken Dog Tooth An Emergency? You just noticed a chipped or broken tooth in your dog’s mouth, but they’re still wagging their tail and eating like nothing’s wrong. Should you be concerned? Dental injuries in dogs can be easy to overlook, but they’re not always as harmless as they seem. In fact, some…

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Dog Coughing & Wheezing: What to Do

Dog Coughing & Wheezing: What to Do Hearing your dog cough or wheeze can stop you in your tracks, especially if it comes on suddenly or sounds severe. While some causes of dog coughing and wheezing are mild, others may be more serious or contagious. If your dog shows these symptoms, don’t wait to take…

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Can Dogs Have Asthma?

Can Dogs Have Asthma? Just like people, dogs can experience breathing issues and sometimes, those signs look suspiciously like asthma. If your dog has ever had a sudden coughing episode, wheezing fit, or seemed to struggle to breathe, you may have asked yourself, “Can dogs have asthma?” The short answer is yes, but it doesn’t…

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Why Is My Dog’s Nose Dry?

Why Is My Dog’s Nose Dry? Most pet parents associate a wet nose with a healthy dog, but what happens when your dog’s nose feels dry? It’s easy to jump to conclusions or worry something’s wrong, especially when you’re used to a cool, damp snout nudging your hand. “Why is my dog’s nose dry?” is…

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My Dog Is Holding Front Paw & Limping. Should I See The Vet?

My Dog Is Holding Front Paw & Limping. Should I See The Vet? When your dog suddenly starts limping or holding up a front paw, it’s hard not to worry. You might wonder if it’s something simple like a small cut, or if it points to a more serious problem. Either way, limping is your…

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Dog Urine Blood Clot: What to Do

Dog Urine Blood Clot: What to Do When you notice something unusual in your dog’s urine, it’s hard not to worry. A blood clot in your dog’s urine is one of those symptoms that can be especially alarming. You may ask yourself: Was that a one-time thing? Is my dog in pain? Do I need…

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Why Does My Cat Nurse on Blankets?

Why Does My Cat Nurse on Blankets? If you’ve ever caught your cat kneading a soft blanket while gently sucking on it, you might’ve asked yourself, “Why does my cat nurse on blankets?” This behavior, while adorable, can be puzzling, especially if your cat is well beyond kittenhood. Many pet owners in Ann Arbor and…

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Cat Bald Spot Above Eye: Is This Normal?

Cat Bald Spot Above Eye: Is This Normal? If you’ve noticed a cat bald spot above the eye, you’re right to pause and take a closer look. Even a small patch of missing fur can leave you wondering what’s going on. Is it a harmless quirk, or could it point to an underlying issue? While…

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Cat’s Ears Bleeding: Is This a Veterinary Emergency?

Cat’s Ears Bleeding: Is This a Veterinary Emergency? If you’ve noticed your cat’s ears bleeding, it’s natural to feel alarmed and for good reason. A bleeding ear is never normal and often signals an underlying problem that needs veterinary attention. While some causes may be mild, others can point to more serious health concerns. So,…

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My Cat Ate Plastic: What Do I Do?

My Cat Ate Plastic: What Do I Do? If your cat ate plastic, your concern is completely valid. From grocery bags to food wrappers, many cats seem fascinated by the texture or smell of plastic. But when curiosity turns into ingestion, it can quickly become a serious issue. The team at Ann Arbor Animal Hospital…

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