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Welcome to the Health Issues section of the OhMyDog Educational Portal. Here, you will find comprehensive information on a variety of health problems that dogs may encounter. Understanding these issues will help you ensure the best care for your dog.

Health Issues

  • Diabetes
  • Digestive Issues
    • Vomiting
      • Yellow Vomit: This can be a sign of an empty stomach or bile. It’s common in the early morning or late at night.
      • White Vomit: Often caused by saliva or foam, indicating an upset stomach.
    • Loose Motions: Loose or watery stools, often caused by dietary indiscretion or infections.
      • Management: Ensure your dog stays hydrated and consult a vet if it persists.
    • Constipation: Difficulty in passing stools or infrequent bowel movements.
      • Management: Increase fiber in the diet and ensure your dog gets plenty of water and exercise.
    • Not Eating Food: A decrease or loss of appetite can be caused by various factors including illness, stress, or changes in diet.
      • Management: Identify and address any underlying causes and consult a vet if the issue persists.
  • Joints
    • Description: Issues such as arthritis or hip dysplasia that affect a dog’s mobility.
    • Management: Provide joint supplements, maintain a healthy weight, and ensure moderate exercise.
  • Kidney Issues
    • Description: Problems with kidney function can lead to toxins building up in your dog’s body.
    • Management: Regular vet check-ups, a kidney-friendly diet, and plenty of fresh water.
  • Liver Issues
    • Description: Liver problems can affect your dog’s ability to detoxify their body and metabolize nutrients.
    • Management: Special diets, medications, and regular vet monitoring.
  • Not Eating Food
    • Description: A loss of appetite can be concerning.
    • Management: Ensure the underlying cause is identified and treated.
  • Obesity
    • Description: Excessive body weight due to an imbalance between calorie intake and energy expenditure.
    • Management: Implement a balanced diet and regular exercise routine for your dog.
  • Skin Allergies
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  • Tick Fever
    • Description: A bacterial infection transmitted by ticks.
    • Management: Tick prevention treatments and immediate vet consultation if symptoms arise.

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Thank you for visiting the Health Issues section. Ensuring the health and well-being of your dog is our top priority. For any additional questions or support, feel free to reach out to our community or consult your veterinarian.