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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2026 · 31 MIN

The Truth About Toy Breed Puppies

from Off Leash with Dr. Pete · host Off Leash Podcast

On this episode of Off Leash with Dr. Pete, Molly and Dr. Pete dive into one of the biggest challenges facing owners of tiny breed puppies: hypoglycemia. Using a real-life case involving a young Yorkie, Dr. Pete explains why very small puppies can suddenly become weak, lethargic, or unresponsive, what causes dangerous drops in blood sugar, and the simple steps that can help stabilize them before they receive veterinary care.
   The conversation also covers the unique needs of toy breed dogs. Dr. Pete shares practical advice for new dog owners and explains why understanding normal puppy development can prevent emergencies.
   Dr. Pete also breaks down the differences between ear mites, ear infections, and food allergies, explains why cats and dogs experience ear problems differently, and shares what veterinarians look for during an ear exam.   Whether you've recently welcomed a tiny puppy into your home, own a toy breed dog, or simply want to better understand common ear conditions in dogs and cats, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you keep your pets healthy and safe. Thanks so much for listening, and be sure to subscribe and leave a review!

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