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Capillariasis in Dogs

Capillariasis is caused by a parasite called Capillaria plica. There are three species of this parasite. They are so small that they often measure less than half a centimetre in

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Nerve/Muscle Disorder in Dogs

A dog’s nervous system includes the brain, the spinal cord, nerves and the muscles. The neuromuscular system controls all the movements of the muscles by sending signals to the brain.

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Streptococcus in Dogs

Streptococcus is of two kinds. One is Streptococcus canis, and the other is Streptococcus dysgalactiae. Streptococcus was first identified in dogs and hence, got the name of Streptococcus canis. It

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Snoring in dogs

If human beings can snore, why not dogs? That’s right. Dogs snore, too; and, it can be loud enough to wake you up. Generally, dogs spend their nights sleeping right

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Anal sac disorders in dogs

Read our guide to understanding the oft-ignored anal sac disorder. What are anal sacs and what is their role? Anal sacs are two small sacs on either side of the

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