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Avoiding Water, Sand, and Algae Risks that Can Put a Damper on Your Dog's Summer Fun

While swimming and running around at the shore can be great exercise for dogs and present some memorable bonding opportunities for dogs and their owners, they do not come without their risks.

Springhurst Animal Hospital

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11 months ago

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