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Austin Cannon

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  • Digital Editor, People Inc.
  • None, Freelance (Midwest Living, Yahoo Life)
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Former newspaper reporter. I really like desserts.

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Is Cough Medicine Safe for Dogs?

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By Austin Cannon Verified
| Daily Paws Verified
Always consult your veterinarian before giving your dog any cough medicine to ensure proper treatment. Human cough medicines, especially those containing xylitol, can be dangerous and should never be given to dogs. The type of cough medicine your dog needs depends on the underlying cause, such as pneumonia or kennel cough. When your dog starts hacking, wheezing, or honking, you'll definitely want to help. We've all had coughs before and know how much they absolutely stink.
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How to Give a Cat Liquid Medicine

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By Austin Cannon Verified
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Flavoring agents can make liquid medicine more palatable and help your cat adjust to syringes. Position your cat securely and use proper technique to safely administer liquid medicine via syringe. Alternatives like mixing medicine with wet food or using other delivery methods may work better for some cats. If you're wondering how to give a cat liquid medicine, you're certainly not alone.
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Can Dogs Get Sunburns? Yes, But Here's How to Protect Your Pup's Skin

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By Austin Cannon Verified, Jenna Stregowski
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Dogs can get sunburned, especially those with lighter fur, short hair, or fair skin. Use dog-safe sunscreen or protective clothing, and avoid peak sun hours to prevent sunburn. Treat sunburned dogs with soothing products like aloe vera or cool compresses, and consult your vet. You'll certainly be packing sunscreen to avoid a painful sunburn as summer arrives, whether that's in your beach bag, tote bag, or hiking pack. But can dogs can get sunburns, too?
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