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GI Problems in Dogs(2)

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Obviously, if he is unable to stand or is ‘flat out’ – take him to the vet immediately whether he exhibits any other symptoms or not.

Learning to accurately read your dog’s health is as important as reading his body language and moods. Remember, you are the best judge for when something is not right or ‘off’ with your dog and early detection of a gastrointestinal problem keep your dog, and your pocket book, happy!
 


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