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We can't wait for this Sunday's Monster Mutt Dash and Halloween Party at Coe Lake in Berea. Visit Dr. Smith at Sandstone Animal Hospital's table to enter a $1 raffle drawing for a free heartworm test and 12 doses of Sentinel heartworm prevention for your dog. You can also win a basket of green goodies from Emerald Animal Hospital that includes a $50 gift card. It all benefits the dogs and cats waiting for homes at Berea's Animal Rescue Shelter.

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For many cat owners, the worst part about taking their cats to the veterinarian is getting them into their carriers and to the clinic. But don't let hassles associated with transporting your cats compromise their health care. In this podcast, Dr. Jane ... READ MORE»

Emerald Animal Hospital is having a WICKED awesome Halloween costume contest! Just post a picture of your pet in costume on our facebook page or email it to us at emeraldanimalhospital@gmail.com so we can post it for you. The winner will receive a free examination and BLOOD screening that can be redeemed anytime in the next 6 months! Contest ends at midnight on October 31, 2013.

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Several dogs in Ohio have recently presented with vomiting and bloody diarrhea, and four of them have died. The symptoms aren't uncommon, but the cause might be. Veterinarians across the country are currently investigating these cases to see what sicke... READ MORE»

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How cool...more evidence of dogs using their right brain and left brain to communicate just like us! We knew that not every wag is a good wag, but now we can interpret canine behavior even more precisely depending on whether the wag tends to the right or the left of the dog's body.

http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/canine-corner/201112/what-dog-s-tail-wags-really-mean-some-new-scientific-data


What a Dog’s Tail Wags Really Mean: Some New Scientific Data
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Specific tail wags provide information about dogs’ emotional state. READ MORE»