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Dog Biting Base of Tail but No Fleas or Ticks – Top 3 Reasons Why

Here are a few common reasons for dogs that bite the base of their tail (even if there are no signs of fleas and other parasites).

Here’s what to do next if your dog’s pupil size became smaller after his eyes got hit by a tennis ball.

Here’s what you should do next if your dog accidentally swallowed a lot of vitamin D3 pills.

Here’s what you should do next if your dog ate a beauty blender.

Here’s what you should do next if your dog accidentally ate a bamboo stick.

Here’s what you should do next if your dog accidentally swallowed a yak chew.

Here’s what you should do next if your dog ate diaper crystals.

Dog ate a golf ball

Here’s what you should do next if your dog ate jalapeno poppers.

Here’s what you should do next if your dog ate a marble.

Here’s what to do next if your dog ate a wine cork.

Here’s what you should do next if your dog ate a nerf bullet.

Here’s what you should do next if your dog accidentally ate pieces of tennis ball.

Here’s what you should do next if your dog ate leather off a baseball.

Here are a few common reasons that may explain a dog that starst to rub and drag his ears on the carpet floor.

Here’s what you should do next if your dog ate a small piece of glass.