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Have a question about your animal that's got you stumped? Well, we're not just about bizarre stories and smart-ass attitude around here. OK, mostly about that, but not all. With her many years as an animal healer, chiropractitioner, behaviorist, trainer and all-around veterinarian's right hand woman, Annie knows plenty about the issues that vex even the most dedicated pet parent. So if you have a question you'd like Annie to answer, fill in the form below and send it to us. She'll respond as fast as possible with either good advice or a lead to a place where you can find the answers.
Oh, and our lawyers made us add this part: Annie's responses are in no way a substitute for advice from a licensed veterinarian. If you have immediate issues that could affect your pet's health, please consult your local vet.
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Stephen from Laguna Beach, CA asks:
Do cats suffer from high blood pressure like humans do?
The incidence of elevated blood pressure problems is much lower in animals than humans, but problems still arise nonetheless. You did not mention if your cat suffers from any other illness. My guess is that he or she does. Feline hypertension is almost always associated with a secondary disease. ...
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Scott from Bellevue, WA asks:
My three-year-old bunny seems to be drooling a lot when he eats. Is this normal?
No. There is a possibility that he may have developed some severe dental issues so please take him to a veterinarian who is experienced with rabbits. Let me explain a little regarding bunny teeth. Rabbits are hypsodonts, which means their teeth continually grow. In the wild this would not be a ...
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Donna from Dodge City, KS asks:
How often should I trim my dog's nails?
Generally, when the nail has grown more than three millimeters (that's about 1/8 inch for you Americans) or so beyond the quick. That sounds easy, right? Yes, I know that toenail trimming sometimes becomes a three-ring circus with the ultimate winner being your dog. Most dogs do not like having ...
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