Gum Infection in Dogs: Signs, Causes & Treatments
You may have thought bad breath is simply something your pooch just happens to have, but it could be an indication of gum infection...
Hepatitis in Dogs: A Science-based Guide
Hepatitis in dogs is a medical condition that is mainly characterized and identified by continuous inflammation of a dog’s liver. The infection is related...
Bleeding Gums In Dogs And What To Do About It
Is your dog’s gums bleeding recently? What could be the cause of that? What are the possible treatments?
In this blog, we'll discuss everything you'll...
Puppy Strangles (Juvenile Cellulitis)
The proper term for what many people call puppy strangles is actually juvenile cellulitis or juvenile pyoderma.
Sometimes, the disease can also be referred to...
The Complete Guide on Osteosarcoma in Dogs
Each year approximately 8,000 to 10,000 dogs are diagnosed with osteosarcoma. Most frequently seen in large and giant breed dogs, this aggressive bone cancer...
Dog Leaking Urine: Causes and Treatments
It is not unusual that older, primarily female dogs, suffer from urinary incontinence (dogs leaking urine) when they have no control over the bladder...
Bone Cancer in Dogs: What It Means for Your Dog and What to Do
Dogs are susceptible to many serious diseases, just like humans. Some breeds are more predisposed to certain illnesses than others. Unfortunately, no matter what...
TOP #130: Sarcopenia in Dogs – What Is It and How To Treat It?
Sarcopenia is a loss of lean muscle mass due to aging. Dogs are living longer than ever before, so more and more dogs are being diagnosed with this condition. Sadly, Sarcopenia in dogs can reduce your pet's quality of life and lead to more serious health problems.
Taking a Very Close Look at Causes of Heartworm in Dogs
Heartworm. It’s exactly what it sounds like: parasitic worms that feed on your dog’s heart. They’re disgusting, deadly, found all over the world and...
9 Causes of Folliculitis in Dogs and How to Treat Them
Folliculitis, or more commonly known as bacterial folliculitis, refers to hair follicle inflammation that is usually caused by a bacterial inflection. In dogs, the...
Dog Throwing Up Yellow Foam: Should You Be Concerned?
This is often due to a change in diet or eating too fast.
However, frequent vomiting or yellow foam can indicate an underlying problem.
All dog...
My Dog Has a Cold. What Do I Do?
We are all well aware of the common cold since there are millions of cases recorded every year in the U.S. alone, according to...
