
Alycia Washington
Freelance Medical Writer and Instructional Designer at Freelance
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3 weeks ago |
kinship.com | Alycia Washington
We’ve all heard the term “mangy cat,” and often picture an undernourished street cat with little to no human contact. But even well-cared-for cats can be diagnosed with mange, and the changes to their skin and coats isn’t always super obvious. What does mange look like on a cat? Let’s discuss. Main takeawaysMange is caused by infestation of the skin with tiny mites. Many types of mange are highly contagious between cats, and some can be passed on to people and other pets.
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Dec 10, 2024 |
kinship.com | Alycia Washington
We all cough from time to time, and dogs are no different. Coughing is a natural reflex to clear irritants from the airway, and the occasional cough is completely normal. However, a pup with a persistent cough may lead their parents to ask, “Why is my dog coughing and hacking all the time?”Dog coughs can vary widely — they can be dry or wet, soft or honking, minor or concerning.
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Dec 6, 2024 |
kinship.com | Alycia Washington
While Tums are generally considered safe for dogs in small quantities, they are not specifically designed for canine digestive systems and should only be used under veterinary guidance. Learn about Tums for dogs and other home remedy options for upset stomachs in dogs. Navigating life with a new pet? Head to littleKin!littleKin™ is Kinship’s home just for puppy and kitten parents. Bop over to check out expert advice, new pet tools, and special deals—all curated for your newest family member.
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Dec 6, 2024 |
kinship.com | Alycia Washington
Can You Give a 2-Week-Old Puppy a Bath? Grooming Guidelines · KinshipSkip to main contentHow to spot-clean them instead. In This Article: When Can You Bathe a Newborn Puppy? How to Clean a Newborn Puppy Without Bathing Health and Safety Considerations Frequently Asked QuestionsWhile it's generally not recommended to give a bath to a two-week-old puppy due to their vulnerability to temperature changes and inability to regulate body heat, there may be times when cleaning is necessary.
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Nov 21, 2024 |
kinship.com | Alycia Washington
Eye boogers, or ocular discharge, are common in dogs and can range from normal tear production to signs of underlying health issues. While some eye discharge is natural, excessive or abnormal discharge may indicate problems like allergies, infections, trauma, or more serious conditions. Navigating life with a new pet? Head to littleKin!littleKin™ is Kinship’s home just for puppy and kitten parents.
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