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Aortic Stenosis in Labrador Retrievers
The aorta is the largest artery in the body. It is the main blood vessel that serves as a passageway for oxygen-filled blood to pass from the left side of the heart to be distributed throughout the...
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Atrial Septal Defects (ASD) in Labrador Retrievers
When a dog suffers from Atrial Septal Defects (ASD), the blood tends to flow from the right atrium to the left atrium due to the relatively high pressure exerted by the blood returning to the heart...
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What You Should Know About Epulis and Labradors
You’re afraid that your Labrador may have Epulis, but you’re not sure what this disease is all about. Let’s go over a few details that will help you understand this canine disease and will better arm...
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Colitis in Labrador Dogs
It’s true – even Labradors get Colitis. But what is this canine disease? Colitis has different classifications based on the predominant cell types present in the intestinal lining. There are four...
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Cervical Vertebral Instability in Labradors
Cervical Vertebral Instability, which is also known as Wobbler Syndrome, covers a variety of conditions that arise as a result of the presence of lesions in the spinal cord, located at the base of the...
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Dock Diving with Your Lab
Dock diving is one of the fastest growing canine sports out there and it is perfect for any dog that loves water, which makes it tailor made for Labs. No other sport combines the breed’s love of water...
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The Genetics of Exercise Induced Collapse (EIC)
Exercise Induce Collapse (EIC) is a condition most often seen in field trial Labrador Retrievers. However, the gene responsible for this disease has also been found in Chesapeake Bay Retrievers,...
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Food Allergies in Labs
Unfortunately, food allergies are an increasingly common problem in a number of breeds, including the Labrador Retriever. They can develop at any age and be to foods that your dog has been eating for...
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Preventing Heatstroke in Your Labrador Retriever
It’s no secret that Labrador Retrievers enjoy participating in summer fun, especially swimming. While this may be one of the most exciting seasons of the year, you will want to prevent your dog from...
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How to Care for Senior Labrador Retrievers
Your Labrador Retriever has been a part of your family for many years. He or she is now entering their senior years. Although your Lab may still be playful and active, there are specific needs that you...
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Common Health Issues in Labrador Retrievers
Labrador Retrievers have a good reputation due to their eagerness to please their owner and naturally sweet nature. This breed requires daily exercise to keep their body fit as well as their mind...
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Keeping Your Labrador Retriever Healthy
It is easy to spoil your dog with lots of tasty treats on a daily basis. But what do you do when this sweet gesture begins to become a health issue? Many dog owners fall into this trap and think if...
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What to Do if Your Labrador Retriever is Diagnosed with Diabetes
Diabetes is a huge problem in the United States but it affects more than just humans – it is also becoming an increasingly common issue among dogs like the Labrador Retriever.read more
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What You Should Know About Labs and ACL Injuries
The Labrador Retriever is generally a healthy and hardy breed but they are prone to certain illnesses and injuries. One of the most common orthopedic problems seen in this breed is ACL injuries. Keep...
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Labrador Retriever Skin Issues and How to Treat Them
Labrador Retrievers have thick double coats which are designed to protect them against cold weather and water. As long as your Lab gets enough healthy fats in his diet, his skin and coat should remain...
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Does Your Labrador Have Separation Anxiety?
Does your Labrador Retriever start to whine when you pick up your keys? Does he scratch at the door after you leave? Do your neighbors complain that he barks all day? While these things might seem like...
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The Genetics of Exercise Induced Collapse (EIC)
Exercise Induce Collapse (EIC) is a condition most often seen in field trial Labrador Retrievers. However, the gene responsible for this disease has also been found in Chesapeake Bay Retrievers,...
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Food Allergies in Labs
Unfortunately, food allergies are an increasingly common problem in a number of breeds, including the Labrador Retriever. They can develop at any age and be to foods that your dog has been eating for...
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Preventing Heatstroke in Your Labrador Retriever
It’s no secret that Labrador Retrievers enjoy participating in summer fun, especially swimming. While this may be one of the most exciting seasons of the year, you will want to prevent your dog from...
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How to Care for Senior Labrador Retrievers
Your Labrador Retriever has been a part of your family for many years. He or she is now entering their senior years. Although your Lab may still be playful and active, there are specific needs that you...
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