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Animal Rescue: How Veterinarians Prevent Illnesses And Heal Animals

Hi, everyone! I'm Rhoda and I live in a country area where I am part of the local koala rescue team. It is simply my job to drive the van, but over the years I've learnt a lot about koalas and their care. Since there aren't a lot of facilities in the area, people often call us to help with other injured animals such as kangaroos, stray dogs and birds. My favourite was a runaway Shetland pony! We take many of the animals to a veterinary clinic in a nearby town and I have gained a lot of knowledge about their ability to prevent illnesses as well as heal animals. I have started this blog to share my admiration and knowledge for veterinary services. I hope you find something of interest.

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4 Signs Your Dog May Have a Dental Disease
Just like humans, dogs can suffer from dental diseases. That's why it's so important for dog owners to be aware of the signs and symptoms of dental disease in dogs. Here are four of the most common signs Excessive Drooling Dogs with dental disease may drool more than usual. This is because their mouths may be sore or inflamed. In addition, plaque and tartar build-up can also lead to increased drooling.

How to Help Your Dog Love the Vet
Trips to the vet can be a difficult time for many dogs—and, by extension, their increasingly stressed owners. If your pooch isn't a big fan of going to see their doctor, don't worry: there are things the two of you can work on together that will help them to understand there's nothing to be scared of, and go into medical situations calmer and happier than ever before. Make vet trips part of your weekly walking routine.

Does Your Pet Need Medical Help? How Ultrasounds Can Help
If your pet is sick or has sustained injuries, you want to get them help as quickly as possible. One way to ensure that is to arrange for an ultrasound. You might not realize this, but an ultrasound provides beneficial care for your pets. Ultrasounds can be used in a variety of ways, especially for diagnosis and treatment. If you're not sure how an ultrasound will benefit your pet, read the list provided below.