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Does this look like buildup or something more concerning?

What about it?

Does this look like food buildup? Any advice on what we can use at home?

What is the best way to train my anxious dog to use the dog door on her own?

What about it?

Freya (pictured) sits in front of the dog door and grumbles until someone comes over and pushes the flap in slightly. Biscuit (other dog not pictured) was also nervous about the dog door, but I was able to get her use to it by using treats. Biscuit now uses it on her own. Freya is not food motivated and very stubborn. We’ve had the door about 2 weeks. She has only used the dog door to go in and out during this time, but always with assistance. She flinches from the sound of the door, so sometimes I swing it back and forth to get her more use to the sound. She will not touch or nudge the door on her own. When she walks through, I let go of the door so she gets use to the slide along her back. Is there something else I can do to help her get use to this? Or is it just a matter of time? Any suggestions are much appreciated.

Puppy Shopping Spree!

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I am picking up my puppy today. I have not had a dog in my home fo 30 years and this came about rather quickly so my home is not prepared and I don't have everything I need. What are the essential things for me to have in the first week? The essential things I should do (he already has a vet appt)? For now, he can use several things from my cat (RIP Webster 💔). Keeping in mind, this little guy may grow to 100 lbs. TIA!

Not sure if his stitches are healing ok

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My nearly 5 month labradoodle had an umbilical hernia repair 2 weeks ago. He was really good with his cone and didn't try to go at his stitches. Unfortunately, he's a jumpy boy and wants to be active. We did our best to keep his activity level minimal. I just want to make sure it's healing ok before his cone is off in the next day or two per our vets advice.

What’s wrong with my dog’s nipple?

What about it?

My dog has one nipple that looks like a blister. Happened first around same time last year, where the vet popped it like a blister, but it swelled back up almost immediately next day, then went down on its own over a few days. This year, it came back and I was hoping it would go away on its own like last time, but it’s been here for over a month. About 4 months ago we went to a new vet, took x rays and blood work, and everything is normal. When this blister showed up again about a month ago I called the vet and she said she wouldn’t be too concerned if my dog is eating normally and seems normal. Which she does. She enjoys every single meal and snack with the utmost enthusiasm as usual. Does anyone know what this is? Should I pop it like a blister at home?