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Dog Care Tips : How to Get Fleas Off Your Dog

July 20th, 2010
Dog Health Care
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If a dog gets fleas, first check with a veterinary office for tips on what products to use to get rid of the fleas. Get fleas off of a dog with tips from a veterinarian in this free video on dog care. Expert: Dr. James Talbott Bio: Dr. James R. Talbott is a staff veterinarian at Belle Forest Animal Hospital and Kennel in Nashville, Tenn. Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge
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Watch an exotic animal health technician explain how to provide general health care for a pet ferret in this free online video. Expert: Sarah Tingle Contact: www.extracareanimalhospital.net Bio: Sarah Tingle is a resident exotic animal health technician specializing in dog health care. Filmmaker: Hiu Yau

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Camfreak240 × 20 Jul 2010 @ 23:30
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#comment-1927

what do you bath it in
squishyr × 20 Jul 2010 @ 23:48
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#comment-1928

0:31!! lol!!
PeachSunset × 20 Jul 2010 @ 23:52
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#comment-1929

Ferrets are just the cutest!!!
tfa86 × 21 Jul 2010 @ 00:41
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@Alannbitchh there need to be at least 2, in words TWO ferrets, a single ferret will get serious problems that might even lead to death! never have a single ferret at home!! but if you make the rooms they live in ferretsave (like no cables they could bite and no places they could get stuck in) there would be no problem as long they have food and water…they will play with each other or sleep until your back home and rdy to care for them..
marsvin55 × 21 Jul 2010 @ 01:13
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#comment-1931

ferrets are so cute =D
chease5699 × 21 Jul 2010 @ 01:16
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#comment-1932

fuck bob bloody dylan!!!!!
camillalpz × 21 Jul 2010 @ 01:21
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@ericrules95 Ferrets are extremely resistant to rabies. I know you posted this a year ago but just letting you know.
annbaskervill × 21 Jul 2010 @ 01:36
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@Alannbitchh They need to have a cage to be in while you are not home because they are like 2-year old humans – into everything! I’ve owned many different ferrets for 25 years & sure, they like company, especially people!
Alannbitchh × 21 Jul 2010 @ 02:19
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#comment-1935

Would you be able to leave it alone in the house for most of the day or would it need company like a dog??
bestamerica × 21 Jul 2010 @ 02:34
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#comment-1936

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i love ferret is a so great pet family
dls82750 × 21 Jul 2010 @ 03:12
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#comment-1937

it was funny that one ferret was jumping while she was talking i have 2 ferrets and my vet never said anything bout heartworm
sophiaratlover × 21 Jul 2010 @ 03:22
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#comment-1938

now how often will they need a check up?
fhistleb × 21 Jul 2010 @ 03:31
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#comment-1939

This chick is cute.
norzoloco1 × 21 Jul 2010 @ 03:45
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#comment-1940

LOL at the little guy jumping towards her hand
venomfairy × 21 Jul 2010 @ 04:26
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@howtomakeyourown Except ferrets are like rabbits on crack but with sharper teeth and claws, a tendency to get stuck in places you’ll never even be able to think of ferret proofing..Blah blah blah..I’d reccomend downloading Ferret for Dummies, it’s acually really helpful and I would have been lost without it when I first got my ferret
IketeruAnime × 21 Jul 2010 @ 05:11
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@venomfairy And plus you need to safe proof your house for any holes that they could get through and beware screen doors/windows in case they get out and make sure you don’t have a quilt for bedding because it can make a hole into the blanket and not be able to get out and i don’t think you want to wake up to a sufficated ferret D:
howtomakeyourown × 21 Jul 2010 @ 05:23
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@ venomf.
rabbits like ferrets require 3-4 hours out cage. i do that for my rabbit. while the food content is diff. they are still pellets (same difficulty)
they use littler boxes. i scoop my bunnies litter every day like youre supposed to.
they are practically the same to care for
venomfairy × 21 Jul 2010 @ 05:33
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@howtomakeyourown I can’t even go into it in a youtube comment, they are a lot more energetic than rabbits and require spaying and alot more attention. They have very different dietary requirements, rabbits eat any ol’ rabbit food from the pet store and vegetables but ferrets require a mostly fat and protein diet meaning meat would be ideal…
Ms2MuchFun × 21 Jul 2010 @ 05:53
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Ferrets are more like having an infant in the house for years! They require MORE care and supervision than a dog or a cat. If you think that you could take care of another child in the house – then it’s a good idea to get one.
howtomakeyourown × 21 Jul 2010 @ 06:38
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#comment-1946

how is it more work?
just curious. im thinking of getting a ferret because my rabbit is not social and generally angry.
djeterpup07 × 21 Jul 2010 @ 07:28
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#comment-1947

at 0:30 the ferret is like flippin out hahah
webkinzlover1081 × 21 Jul 2010 @ 07:48
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#comment-1948

aww they look so cuddly and soft.
ascendingdove × 21 Jul 2010 @ 08:24
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AS for the “exotic” topic. YES they are still considered exotic and you cannot get pet insurance on them, except the type that will reimburse you aFTER you pay up front. That should tell you they are nothing like a simple dog or cat.
ascendingdove × 21 Jul 2010 @ 09:04
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#comment-1950

they require MORE care than any dog or cat!!! they are very high maintenance. So if you don’t have time to give them, don’t buy one!
Pier2pie × 21 Jul 2010 @ 09:36
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#comment-1951

ferrets pwn all…
666psychadellic × 21 Jul 2010 @ 10:19
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#comment-1952

ferrets are cute to

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