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Excess Acidity in the Blood in Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments

By Phillip Mlynar

Excess acidity in the blood in dogs is a condition caused by kidney problems. The condition is technically known as Renal Tubular Acidosis (RTA). The condition happens when a dog’s blood pH level falls below seven. Fortunately, the condition is relatively rare in dogs. Although it’s worth pointing out that the condition…

Phillip Mlynar
Phillip Mlynar

Phillip Mlynar spends his days writing about pets, music, and craft beer (and sometimes the overlap between them). He's won numerous awards at the annual Cat Writers' Association Communication Contest, some of which are proudly on display at his local dive bar.

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