A Texas A&M veterinarian warns that public water bowls can harbor harmful bacteria, parasites, and toxins that may pose serious health risks to dogs. Pet owners are encouraged to bring fresh wate… [+4092 chars]
Veterinarian Reveals Why You Shouldn’t Let Your Dog Drink From Public Water Bowls - SciTechDaily
A Texas A&M veterinarian advises pet owners to be cautious about allowing their dogs to drink from public water sources due to potential health risks. When walking your dog in the sweltering summer heat, it might seem convenient to let them drink from a nearb…
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