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Our Rabun County veterinarians share helpful tips and advice to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.

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Dog Behavior Changes After Vaccination

Dog Behavior Changes After Vaccination

After your dog receives their vaccinations, you may see some changes in their behavior. In this post, our veterinary team in Rabun County explains how a dog's behavior can change after vaccination (including rabies and other vaccines) and addresses common concerns pet parents may have. 

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Is a dog's mouth cleaner than a human's mouth?

Is a dog's mouth cleaner than a human's mouth?

You may have heard the expression that a dog's mouth is actually cleaner than a human's, but this this truth or fiction? Our veterinary team in Rabun County discusses dental care for dogs, how to clean your dog's mouth and teeth, and whether their mouth is cleaner than yours. 

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Bad Breath in Dogs: Causes & Remedies

Bad Breath in Dogs: Causes & Remedies

Stinky dog breath is a common occurrence but can be a sign of health issues. Today, our Rabun County vets explain why your dog may have bad breath and how you can help to treat and prevent it.

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Cavities in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Cavities in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Just like people, dogs can develop dental cavities due to inadequate oral care. In today's post, our Rabun County vets explain how dog cavities are treated and how to prevent your canine companion from developing a cavity. 

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Kitten Teething

Kitten Teething

Have you recently welcomed a new kitten into your home and noticed they've begun teething? You might be filled with inquiries about what to anticipate during this stage and whether there are any remedies you can offer to ease their discomfort. Our vets at Rabun Animal Hospital can answer those questions for you.

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Broken Jaws in Dogs: Causes & Treatments

Broken Jaws in Dogs: Causes & Treatments

A broken jawbone can be a painful and frightening experience for your beloved canine companion. Today, our Rabun County vets explain how dogs can get broken jaws, how their jaw injuries can be repaired, and how to care for your pet after this injury.

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Talking Birds

Talking Birds

If you are looking for an unconventional pet that will provide companionship and love, a talking bird is right for you. These entertaining creatures make delightful pets because they can talk back and communicate. If you are willing to offer a bird the care they need, they will stay happy and healthy for years. In this article, our Rabun County vets delve into the great debate and explore whether giving bones to dogs is safe.

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How Exotic & Avian Veterinarians Help Your Pet

How Exotic & Avian Veterinarians Help Your Pet

Exotic animals are beautiful to look at in the wild but as pets, they need specific care to keep them healthy. In this post, our Rabun County vets discuss the services they offer to help pet owners care for their exotic pets.

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Dog Bone Safety: Can Dogs Eat Bones?

Dog Bone Safety: Can Dogs Eat Bones?

Dogs love chewing on anything they can sink their teeth into. From socks to rocks and anything in between, dogs will chew on almost any object. One thing that dog owners are unsure about is if dogs are allowed to chew on bones. Chewing on bones seems like a natural activity but many pet owners are afraid to give their dog a bone. In this post, our Rabun County vets delve into the great debate and explore whether giving bones to dogs is safe.

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Is a turtle considered a reptile?

Is a turtle considered a reptile?

It's not commonly known whether turtles are considered reptiles or amphibians. If you are looking to get a turtle as a pet, our Rabun County vets can answer any questions you may have.

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Rabun Animal Hospital is currently accepting new patients! Our wonderful veterinarians are dedicated to the health and happiness of Rabun County dogs, cats, and exotic pets. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.

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