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Allergies
Dog allergies cause itching, licking and red skin. They are one of the most common reasons dogs see a vet. A licensed vet can spot the pattern over video and build a plan to bring relief.
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Skin
Dog skin problems like rashes, hot spots and hair loss are easy to show on camera. A vet can look at what's going on, explain the likely cause and tell you if it can be treated at home.
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Ear
Dog ear infections cause head shaking, scratching and a bad smell. A vet can look inside the outer ear on camera and help you get your dog comfortable again.
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Urinary
Dog urinary problems show up as peeing more often, accidents or blood in the urine. A vet can help you work out how urgent it is and what to do next.
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Eye
Dog eye problems like redness, discharge and squinting need attention, and some need it fast. A vet can look at your dog's eyes on camera and tell you if it's safe to treat at home.
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Flea & tick
Dog fleas and ticks cause itching, skin infections and disease. A vet can help you treat an infestation and choose prevention that's safe for your dog.
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Vomiting & diarrhea
Dog vomiting and diarrhea often pass in a day or two, but some cases need care quickly. A vet can help you judge how serious it is and how to keep your dog comfortable.
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Joint health
Dog joint pain shows up as stiffness, slowing down and trouble with stairs. A vet can watch your dog move on camera and build a plan for comfort.
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Injury
Dog injuries like cuts, scrapes and limps can often be checked over video. A vet can tell you how to care for the injury at home, or when it needs hands-on treatment.
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Behavior & training
Dog behavior problems like anxiety, aggression or sudden changes can have a medical cause. A vet can help you understand what's driving the behavior and what will help.