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It starts subtly. Your energetic Lab who usually greets you at the door with a wagging tail and a shoe in his mouth is suddenly lethargic. The frisbee lies untouched. He’s eating less, moving stiffly, and seems to have lost his spark. You check for ticks and find nothing. A few days later, a bruise appears on his belly for no reason. By [Author Name] Disclaimer: This article is for