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Common health issues in dogs include:
Obesity: Managed through a balanced diet and regular exercise.
Dental Disease: Prevented with regular teeth cleaning and dental check-ups.
Ear Infections: Managed by keeping ears clean and dry; regular vet checks.
Allergies: Identified through vet consultations; managed with medications and dietary changes.
Arthritis: Managed with weight control, joint supplements, and anti-inflammatory medications.
Skin Conditions: Treated with appropriate shampoos, medications, or dietary adjustments.
Parasites: Prevented with regular treatments for fleas, ticks, and worms.
Dogs often face dental issues, which can be managed with regular brushing and vet cleanings. Obesity is another concern; it can be controlled with a balanced diet and regular exercise. Fleas and ticks require preventive treatments and regular checks. Older dogs may suffer from arthritis, which can be eased with joint supplements and weight management. Regular vet visits help in early detection and management of these issues.
Obesity: Maintain a balanced diet and regular exercise.
Dental Issues: Brush teeth and schedule vet cleanings.
Skin Allergies: Use vet-approved shampoos and treatments.
Ear Infections: Keep ears clean and dry.
Arthritis: Provide joint care and soft bedding.
Parasites: Use preventive flea and worm treatments.
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