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Common Causes of Bad Breath in Dogs
Bad breath in dogs goes farther than just being a problem that’s stinky and gross; it could be a red flag of a serious health condition. A foul mouth odor is an early symptom of tooth and gum…
Common Types of Oral Cancer in Dogs
Cells in the mouth can undergo abnormal changes when cancer is present. The cells change and divide and can invade nearby tissues or even spread to other parts of the body. Some types of oral cancer…
Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD) in Dogs
Flea Allergy Dermatitis is the most common skin disease and cause of itching in dogs. For adult fleas to reproduce they must bite a dog to obtain a blood meal. Most of the flea life cycle is not…
Pet Medication 101: Dexamethasone
It’s important to understand a medication’s uses and side effects before giving it to your pet. This medication info sheet is meant to give you a good understanding of what dexamethasone is used…
Tips for Training Your Dog to Walk on a Leash
Putting your dog on a leash gives you full control of their movements and how far they can go. However, things go wrong when we don't follow the crucial steps of training our dog to walk properly on…
My Dog Has A Broken Tooth. What Should I Do?
A broken or injured tooth is very common in dogs. It could be a result of trauma or from chewing on hard items. If your dog breaks a tooth, seeking medical care quickly is very important. There may…
Why Is My Dog Having Trouble Chewing?
Does your dog just sniff his food and turn away without eating any of the hard, dry kibbles in his food bowl? Or does your pet seem to have trouble chewing his food? If your dog is off his feed or…
Scent Training for Dogs
Training dogs to use their sense of smell for various jobs is no small feat. While dogs can be trained to use their noses for different purposes, the training to make them adept and familiar with…
Apoquel or Cytopoint? Treatments for Atopic Dermatitis in Dogs
Allergies are a pain for dogs and their humans. Raw red spots seen in atopic dermatitis, for instance, are sometimes treated with corticosteroids or other immunosuppressant drugs. These,…
How to Puppy-Proof Your House
Getting a new puppy may be a bigger adventure than having a baby! After all, puppies don't stay in the same place for the first six months of their life and can't wear a diaper. No wonder they say…
Common Worms and Parasites Found in Dogs
All dogs get intestinal parasites, so it is important to talk with your veterinarian about diagnosing, treating, and preventing worms. This article will discuss the most common intestinal parasites…
Papilloma Virus in Dogs and Cats
The onset of the coronavirus pandemic has led to the majority of people becoming more knowledgeable about viruses, how they develop, how they function, and the extent of disease they can produce.…
Pyothorax in Dogs and Cats
The chest cavity, also called the thoracic cavity, contains several important organs essential for our pets’ health and life. Any condition that causes changes in the anatomy of the thoracic cavity…
First Aid & Emergency Care for Breathing Problems in Pets
Emergencies are something we all dread. No pet parent wants to experience an emergency with their canine or feline buddy. Unfortunately, emergencies can happen despite all the necessary precautions…
What to Do if Your Pet is Choking
Despite all the things we do to protect our pets from disease and harm, unfortunate accidents can still happen. As pet parents, it is also our responsibility to be aware of the common accidents that…
Diaphragmatic Hernias in Dogs and Cats
Most hernias in dogs and cats occur in the abdominal region and usually involve tissues and organs in the abdominal cavity. One common hernia that occurs in both species is called a diaphragmatic…
Pet Medication 101: Temaril-P
It’s important to understand a medication’s uses and side effects before giving it to your pet. This medication info sheet is meant to give you a good understanding of what Temaril-P is used for,…
Pancreatic Tumors and Cancer in Dogs
Dogs and humans share a lot of similarities in terms of anatomy and physiological processes. Organ systems work pretty much the same across both species, albeit with a few minor and key differences.…