Dog Symptoms

Have you noticed that your dog seems to swallow all his food and not chew? That's when you wonder, ‘Why does my dog eat...

Like all types of cancer, to be diagnosed with the disease can be heartbreaking. But how do you recognize prostate cancer in dogs? Cancer has...

Dry eyes in dogs, known as Keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS), is a highly common canine eye disease. In North America, reported annual rates of this...

Dog flu can be very serious for canines if it’s not treated right away. Dog flu, which is a strain of kennel cough and...

Hemangiosarcoma (HSA) of the dog's spleen is a highly metastatic cancer that affects pets of any age. Even though it is most commonly seen...

Many dogs may suffer from allergic reactions or malnutrition that significantly affect their skin, coat, and overall health. Fortunately, dog psoriasis is one of...

Dogs get ill, they catch diseases and viruses outside or from other dogs, and they develop all types of health issues as they age....

Typically, a healthy dog's nose is moist and cool. Why do dogs have wet noses? Do all dogs have wet noses? Is it bad if your dog's nose is dry? I'll answer all of these questions in this article. I'm sure you've heard the common misconception that that if your dog's nose is dry it means that he sick. The reality is, the moisture level and temperature of your dog's body fluctuates all the time. This means that his nose could be cool and wet sometimes and dry and warm other times. It's not necessarily an indicator of your pet's health and wellbeing. What I'm trying to say is, just because your dog's nose dry, doesn't mean that he's sick.

Epileptic seizures in dogs occur due to electrical storms in different areas of the dog's brain. This can cause a full or partial seizure in...

No pet parent wants to see their dogs in pain or discomfort. However, it is difficult for us dog owners to tell if a...

For us, stress signs are essential because that's what helps us navigate and function in our daily lives. For dogs, on the other hand, there's...

Dogs get cancer at roughly the same rate as humans. But how do you recognize bile duct cancer in dogs when it is not...