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Room For Improvement: A Dog That Pees When Excited

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Room For Improvement: A Dog That Pees When Excited

Room For Improvement: A Dog That Pees When Excited

It’s not the end of the world, but it can be inconvenient or embarrassing when a dog pees where they shouldn’t. Spontaneous urination is a common occurrence in younger or newly adopted dogs. While it’s usually just a sign that they need more training, a dog that pees when excited needs patience and support. 

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Diagnosing the Stages of Pet Dental Disease

Diagnosing the Stages of Pet Dental Disease

Dental disease is an extremely common problem for pets. In most instances, it is a health issue that is completely preventable. Some form of pet dental disease, also known as periodontal disease, is present in about 85% of pets by the time they reach age 4.  Although it is a common issue, many pet owners […]

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Reverse Sneezing and Other Things That Go Honk in the Night

Reverse Sneezing and Other Things That Go Honk in the Night

Dogs can make some pretty crazy noises. While you may be used to your Bulldog’s snorts or your lazy Labrador’s sleepy snores, some doggy noises happen when something is amiss. It can be hard to know when to worry, but that’s where your professionals at Mobile Vet M.D. come in.  Be it reverse sneezing, goose […]

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The Importance of Understanding Destructive Cat Behavior

The Importance of Understanding Destructive Cat Behavior

Cats can be mysterious creatures, but if we’re really paying attention their communications are loud and clear. Take scratching, for example. Instead of trying to get your goat, cats are merely answering to a feline instinct to stretch, mark their territory, and liberate the dried up outer sheaths of their claws.  Cats aren’t trying to […]

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It’s About Time! DIY Pet Treats For All Seasons

It’s About Time! DIY Pet Treats For All Seasons

The simple act of treating a pet to something tasty feels good. We have the power to satisfy them and we are rewarded with their gratitude. Until, that is, they beg and plead for more.  While it’s critical not to over-indulge pets, treating them to something yummy can become part of the daily routine (especially […]

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Move Over, Rover: The Dynamic Between Cats and People Is Here to Stay

Move Over, Rover: The Dynamic Between Cats and People Is Here to Stay

For cat owners, few relationships surpass the comfort and affection shared between them and their feline friends. Indeed, a large percentage of cat owners would much rather stay at home with their furry buddies than spend time at family gatherings or public events.  That’s not to say the stereotype about “cat people” is entirely true […]

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If Your Cat Has Greasy Fur, It Could Be Time to Investigate

If Your Cat Has Greasy Fur, It Could Be Time to Investigate

Cats are adored worldwide for their eyes, whiskers, and cute little meows, and for their soft, silky, fur coats. Without a doubt, people love to touch and stroke a gleaming feline coat, but when a cat has greasy fur, it can be highly unattractive. Sure it could simply be the result of poor kitty hygiene, […]

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Pet Diabetes: How You Can Help Your Pet

Pet Diabetes: How You Can Help Your Pet

All pets have their own behavioral characteristics, but most of the time it’s easy to tell when something is wrong. Sure, many pets will hide signs of illness from even their closest people, but with pet diabetes, keep an eye out for excessive thirst, urination, and weight loss. Pet diabetes is one of the most […]

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Say What? All About Ear Problems in Pets

Say What? All About Ear Problems in Pets

One of the more common calls we receive at Mobile Pet M.D. is about ears. Most pets will experience some type of issue involving this important sensory organ in their lifetime, and if left untreated, it can be quite serious. If your pet is shaking, flapping, scratching, or whining about their ears, it is time […]

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Senior Pet Health & The Golden Years

Senior Pet Health & The Golden Years

Have you noticed a little grey on the muzzle of your fur “baby”? Aging in pets sometimes happens before we know it! And, with access to better veterinary care, our understanding of what pets need to thrive, coupled with better nutrition, pets are living longer than ever.  Of course, aging comes with certain conditions and […]

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