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A very common problem for cat owners is their pet urinating outside of the litter box. This can be just outside of it or in some other part of the house. Other symptoms may include straining to urinate or frequent urination, pink or red tinged urine, increased water intake, licking the genitalia and generally not feeling well.

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This article is about pet's health and how food allergies can affect them.

To start, one of the things I ran into as a practicing veterinarian all the time was a wrong idea about what food allergies are. The common response when the possiblity of this being the problem was brought up was, "But he's eaten the same food all of his life."

Allergies are an over response of the immune system to something in the body or on the body (as in a contact allergy). The immune system gets a stronger response against whatever it protests the more it is exposed to it. Therefore, the most likely food allergy candidate is one who has "eaten the same food all his life".

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As we approach Halloween and other holidays, candy and other treats will be around most of our houses. If your pets are like mine, pretty much anything left out of a cupboard is fair game. This can be particualrly dangerous when the game that gets caught is chocolate.

This incredible tastey treat for us is often loved by pets. I even have a cat that will steal my chocolate if I leave it around. The problem is that it contains a stimulant similar to caffeine called theobromine. In high enough doses this chemical can cause severe effects including death.

What To Do If A Dog Eats Chocolate

Many breeds are high energy or what people might even consider hyper dogs. Any dog can be that way, but certainly hunting breeds and terriers are more likely to run one ragged.

Of course, the best thing to do is choose a breed that is suited for your lifestyle. If you made the mistake of ending up with a pet that is super high speed, then here are some tips to calming and or dealing with the hyper dog.

What Helps A Dog That Is Hyper?

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