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A Cute Little Doggie and his Rubber Ducky

All of us want to make sure that our pets are healthy and as comfortable as possible. That was apparently the desire of this owner, who had a dog with a health problem. Rather than putting it on steroids and running the possibility of skin deterioration or having the dog lose hair, it took the dog to some hot springs and allowed it to soak every day.

Although it is important to care for our dogs health in the best way possible, there are times when a natural solution may be better than one offered through a veterinarian.