How Inflammation in Your Dog’s Belly Can Lead to Other Serious Health Conditions

by Denisse Aguilar on in Health 12
pug on the sidewalk

Having a pooch in your family is great for so many reasons!

Surprisingly, people often overlook a pet's health and body issues simply because they don't seem to exhibit any discomfort. You might have a pooch at home that is a little on the heavier side, but since they seem to act ok, there is nothing to worry about.

That is where most doggy owners are wrong. If a doggy is struggling with constant inflammation and weight gain, it can actually lead to a myriad of serious health conditions.

Don't let your doggy suffer in silence, although the symptoms may not be present now; it will catch up to your pooch one day.

Here's how inflammation in your doggy's belly should cause for concern on the next page.

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12 thoughts on “How Inflammation in Your Dog’s Belly Can Lead to Other Serious Health Conditions”

  11. Marsha Anne Perdue

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    Since pugs have a stocky body type anyway, it’s scary so I tend to be overprotective where my pugs are concerned. My oldest is reaching the end of his life expectancy and I am already grieving the day we have to say goodbye. Now I’m cry

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