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Pet Health - Why it’s Important for Your Dog | Puppy Need a One Doctor - Bhola Shola | Grewal

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Channel: Bhola Shola · 2017 · Pets & Animals

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Pet Care - Why Your Dog Need a One Doctor
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Pet Care is a pet awareness initiative by Harwinder Grewal. Who is an owner of Grewal Pet Shop and Farm, Main Road, Adampur. In this video, he tells about Why Your Dog Need a One Doctor in the Hindi Language.

1. You'll need to bring your little one in for vaccines every 3 to 4 weeks until he's 16 weeks old.

2. Dogs will get shots for rabies, distemper-parvo, and other diseases. They may also need shots to protect against health woes such as kennel cough, influenza, and Lyme disease.

3. During this stage, vets recommend yearly checkups. The doc will give your pet a head-to-tail physical. She'll also take a blood sample from your dog to check for heartworms. (Cats normally don’t get tested because the results are hard to interpret.) The vet may recommend other tests based on any problems your pet has or anything unusual she sees during the exam.

4. Distemper-parvo and rabies booster shots happen during the first yearly checkup, then usually every 3 years after that. How often animals get rabies boosters depends on state law.

5. Vets suggest twice-yearly checkups for older pets. Your cat or dog will get vaccinations when needed and will get a thorough physical exam, along with tests to follow up on any problems. Blood and urine tests can give your vet the scoop on your pet's kidney and liver health, thyroid hormone levels, and more.

6. Dogs will lick their private parts. And who knows where else their mouths have been. And then their mouth is all over your face. And dog owners just don’t care. It’s not a concern if you’re a dog person — you just go with it. You know that it’s just how they connect with you and show affection. 

7. Those of us who have canine members in our family experience an abundance of the unique ways that dogs have an impact on our daily lives. At a dog park, a fundraiser, an animal shelter or in line buying dog food, chit-chat about these unique details can often be overheard. There are a number of things that dog owners know to be true, that people who’ve never had a dog might not understand.

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