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Occasionally, owners will notice small amounts or streaks of blood in their dog’s stool. Blood in a dog’s stool can be fairly innocuous or a sign of a larger health issue. It is important to […]

There are so many important structures on dogs’ heads that lumps and bumps here can be especially worrying. But when should you worry and when is it ok just to keep an eye on a […]

You might have noticed that your dog’s ear feels puffy and filled with fluid, unlike the soft and smooth ear it used to be. Your dog might also be scratching their ears or shaking their […]

As a veterinarian ultrasound specialist, I regularly image skin masses, lumps, or swellings, and perform fine-needle-aspirates on lumps, as this can reveal whether the lump is serious or not. In this article, I will explain […]

Dog eye color can be an interesting spectrum, ranging from brown to blue, yellow to green, and even having multiple colors. In this article, our veterinary ophthalmologist, Dr. Tamir Spiegel, expands on the various eye […]

A good night’s sleep is crucial for both humans and pets. As veterinarians, we often get questions from dog owners trying to find ways to help their dogs sleep throughout the night. There are many […]

It can be unsettling to see your senior suddenly pacing and becoming restless. Rather than snooze on the sofa, your senior dog is suddenly on edge. They may lie down for a few seconds, only […]

In this Happiness Plan, we’ll take a look at Sam, an older Miniature Poodle. Our dog training and behavior experts Julie Burgess (CPDT-KA) and Mindy Waite (Ph.D., CAAB) have assessed Sam’s profile, taking into account his age, breed, temperament, […]