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Progressive Retinal Atrophy
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Dangerous Pet Behavior – Pica and Coprophagia
Some pets will chew on inappropriate items and those that ingest these things can be at risk for major health problems. PICA is the name given to the eating of items other than food. Coprophagy is a specific type of pica, the eating of feces. Pica is seen in dogs much more often than cats. […]