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.

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Bloat in Dogs Is Deadly

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Flat-Faced Dogs: Tragically Cute

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Cataract Surgery For Dogs

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What Causes Excessive Thirst and Urination in Dogs?

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Anxiety Medication for Dogs

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Excessive Copper in Dog Food May Cause Copper-Associated Hepatopathy

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What Causes Sudden Hind-Leg Weakness in Dogs?

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Why is My Dog’s Nose Dry?

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Tick-Borne Diseases in Dogs

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The first thing to do when your dog has a seizure is to ensure that both of you are safe.

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What To Do When Your Dog Has a Seizure

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Apoquel and cytopoint are two new medications for dog allergies.

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Groundbreaking Dog Allergy Medicine: Apoquel and Cytopoint

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Dog Throwing Up Yellow? What You Should Know About ‘Bilious Vomiting...

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