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Inflammation 🎓 Bernie's University
Learn what inflammation is in dogs, the difference between acute vs chronic inflammation, common triggers, and why long-term inflammation affects health.
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Colitis 🎓 Bernie's University
Colitis refers to inflammation of the large intestine in dogs, leading to urgent diarrhea, mucus, and fresh blood. Understand causes and management.
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Dental Chews 🎓 Bernie's University
Discover how dental chews help clean a dog’s teeth. From plaque disruption to chew design, learn what works, what doesn’t, and how to choose the right option.
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Ectropion 🎓 Bernie's University
Ectropion in dogs is a structural eyelid condition in which the lower eyelid rolls outward, exposing the inner lining of the eye. This outward turning disrupts normal tear distribution and leaves delicate tissues vulnerable to dryness, debris, and chronic irritation. While some breeds are predisposed due to facial conformation, significant ectropion can lead to recurrent conjunctivitis and long-term surface inflammation. Early evaluation helps determine whether supportive care is sufficient or surgical correction is needed.
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Cherry Eye 🎓 Bernie's University
Cherry eye, or third eyelid gland prolapse, causes a pink bulge in a dog’s eye. Understand tear function, treatment, and long-term care.
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Why do dogs throw up yellow liquid? 🎓 Bernie's University
Yellow dog vomit is usually bile from an empty or irritated stomach. Understand causes, warning signs, and when your dog needs care.
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What’s the difference between Boswellia and Frankincense? 🎓 Bernie's University
Boswellia is the tree itself; frankincense is the harvested resin processed into Boswellia serrata extract, valued for boswellic acids that support mobility.
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Can dogs eat resin? 🎓 Bernie's University
Most types of resin are not safe for dogs to eat, especially raw tree resins or industrial varieties they might encounter in household products. However, there are exceptions: certain tree resins like Boswellia serrata (frankincense resin) are safe when included in supplements and have been studied for supporting joint health and reducing inflammation in dogs. In general, unless a resin is specifically prepared for pets, it should be avoided.
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Tryptophan 🎓 Bernie's University
More tryptophan doesn’t always mean more calm. In dogs, inflammation and gut health decide how it’s actually used.
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What are eicosanoids and what do they do? 🎓 Bernie's University
Eicosanoids are fat-derived molecules that regulate inflammation, immune function, pain, and healing. The mix of omega-6 and omega-3 fats affects how they work.
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