Eileen Fatcheric, DVM

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Dr. Eileen Fatcheric is a 1988 graduate of Cornell University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. She owned and managed her own small-animal veterinary hospital for 17 years and currently sees patients part time in Syracuse, New York.

A red rash on a dog's belly or inner thighs is usually due to allergies but may indicate a serious problem like mange.

Health

Treating a Red Rash on a Dog’s Belly

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Health

Can a Dog Have a Mole?

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Health

Dog Vomit – How to Identify It and What to Do...

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Pancreatitis in dogs can be caused by the ingestion of high fat foods like butter.

Digestion

Pancreatitis in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

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Rabies symptoms in dogs start with behavior changes, progress to aggression, and then paralysis.

Health

Signs of Rabies in Dogs

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Care

Cooling Vests for Dogs

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A rat terrier playing in a bar where there is a chance the dog could eat rat poison if unsupervised.

First Aid

Emergency: My Dog Ate Rat Poison

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Dog trainings is surprisingly easy, you just need to start training your dog.

Beginner Dog Training

How to Start Training Your Dog

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If your dog keeps licking back near tail he could be suffering from discomfort due to allergies, or another issue.

Health

Why Your Dog is Licking Their Back Near the Tail

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Health

Cerenia for Dogs

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First Aid

How to Do CPR On a Dog

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The best way to avoid an ACL injury is to keep your dog fit and in shape.

Health

Signs of a Torn ACL in Dogs

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