As a veterinarian, I have neutered hundreds of dogs. Neutering (and spaying) goes a long way in preventing unwanted pets and decreasing the stray dog population. It also helps prevent certain health conditions and can […]
Unfortunately I see dogs affected by Hemangiosarcoma far more frequently than I would like to in my practice. What can start as very vague signs of lethargy and tiredness can quickly progress into more sinister […]
Diarrhea is one of the most common complaints that I face as an emergency veterinarian. Dogs are notorious for getting into trouble by eating things they shouldn’t. As pet owners, we are often guilty of […]
As a veterinarian, I’m no stranger to blood in a dog’s stool. Some days, it may seem like that’s all I see! Seeing bright red blood in your dog’s poop can be scary, but it doesn’t always […]
Anytime a pet owner sees blood in their dog’s urine it is a cause for concern. In my practice, I commonly see older dogs (age 7-8+) who are brought in after an owner notices a […]
Every day I treat at least 3 to 5 dogs who are having diarrhea. There are many reasons why your dog may have diarrhea and there are some things you can do at home to […]
Some puppies that I see will have diarrhea. Often these puppies are still very playful, eating and acting normal. These instances can indicate the beginning of health issues such as parvovirus but can also be […]
There have been a few times when a dog has come into my clinic coughing up blood. If you ever have a dog that is coughing up blood, they need to see your vet or […]
Key highlights from Dr. Chyrle Bonk: – Kennel cough is typically mild, mostly a nuisance. – Rarely, kennel cough can be fatal. – Dogs with other respiratory or chronic health conditions can develop pneumonia that […]
Your situation:✓ your dog is a senior dog✓ your dog is no longer eating or not eating much✓ your dog is not showing other obvious signs of illness(If this is NOT your situation, click here.) […]
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