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You’re relaxing at home and your dog’s stomach starts chugging and gurgling. Should you be concerned?  There are various reasons for dog stomach gurgling. Most commonly, your pup’s tummy will rumble when it’s upset, but […]

Have you noticed that your dog has a bump on their head between their ears? While bumps are typically cause for alarm, all dogs have a bump near the back of their head called an […]

Why Your Dog’s Urine May Be Green Dog urine is a product of the kidneys filtering the dog’s blood to remove toxins and other substances. Green dog urine is typically a result of excess bilirubin […]

In my practice, it is not uncommon for owners to casually mention, during their dog’s annual wellness visit, that their senior dog is panting excessively or more than usual. Some dog owners find this panting […]

Dogs can develop dandruff, which can cause their once-glossy coat to become oily, dry, smelly, flaky, or red. However, dandruff is usually a symptom and not a disease itself. In this article, we’ll discuss what […]

According to research, histiocytomas make up 15.9% of tumors found in dogs, while mast cell tumors make up 17.8%. In our veterinary clinic, we do see mast cell tumors more frequently than histiocytomas. However, these […]

Recently, a really sick cat was brought into my emergency clinic. She was overweight but was losing a significant amount of weight. The owners noted she was drinking and urinating more frequently than usual for […]

Every pup needs daily mental and physical activities. But for some dogs, toys might not feel like their preferred play. There are many reasons your dog may not like certain types of toys, but don’t […]