Four Things to Know About Parvo in Dogs
The virus canine parvovirus was discovered back in 1967 and has slowly evolved to become a formidable threat to the health of dogs around the world. Fortunately, it is preventable…
What You Ought to Know About Dog Panic Attacks
Like humans, dogs can also experience anxious episodes of panic attacks where they get sudden, intense feelings of fear. Some of the common panic attack symptoms in dogs include elevated…
Bleeding Disorders in Dogs: 4 Facts
Dogs can develop bleeding disorders at any age. However, some breeds often have higher vulnerabilities to bleeding conditions. Below is a review of a common blood disorder known as vWD…
Paw Pad Burns in Dogs: How to Prevent it
Paw pad burns are a potential risk at the height of summer that most pet owners rarely take into consideration when planning their holidays or outdoor escapades. While it may…
Four Dangers for Pets on the 4th of July
The Fourth of July is a truly remarkable and significant time to be an American. To most people, this is the best time to gather our nearest and dearest and…
Motion Sickness and Your Dog
Most pet owners don't know this but there is a possibility that your poodle does not relish the road trips and long car excursions as you do. Car sickness and…
Symptoms of Cushing’s Disease in Dogs to Look Out For
Cushing’s disease in dogs is usually characterized by the overproduction of cortisol, the stress hormone. Cortisol, which is secreted by the adrenal glands, also plays a role in protein, fat,…
Dogs Tumors and How to Treat Them
Truth be told, cancer is an extremely common diagnosis in dogs, especially as they near the end of their life. It's also a leading cause of death in most canines,…
A Collection of Common Skin Problems that Afflict Dogs
Unlike other pets, dogs are particularly more susceptible to common skin and fur problems that emanate from a variety of disorders ranging from allergies, infestation by external parasites to underlying…
Dogs Burns and Scalding – The Basics
There are many ways which your dog could easily get burned or badly scalded at home or outside when out on a family excursion. Accidental contact with hot items, as…
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