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In this article, our veterinarians present a visual guide to scabies, a mite that can cause significant problems in dogs. We will review several pictures of dog scabies to understand what this disease looks like. […]

As dogs become older, many of them unfortunately will develop cancer. Male dogs that are not neutered can be at a unique risk of developing testicular cancer. This is not a frequent problem in the […]

While we veterinarians are responsible for successful surgeries, it is then left to the dog owner to ensure recovery is going smoothly. A big part of this is making sure your pet’s incision is healing […]

If you are searching for information about blood blisters in dogs, you’ve likely noticed that a red, fluid-filled area has appeared on your dog’s skin somewhere. As veterinarians, we frequently see these red lumps or […]

Spotting worms in your dog’s stool can be unsettling. As a veterinarian, I’ve curated this visual guide with clear pictures of worms in dog’s poop, to help you identify these pesky parasites. We will review […]

Most owners notice quickly when their dog is losing hair or is constantly itching. They are vigilant, checking their dogs for fleas, ticks, or other apparent causes. Many of us forget mites – microscopic parasites […]

Pet parents of epileptic dogs report success in reducing the number or severity of seizures with dietary management and nutritional supplements (Source). In this article, we’ll look at some research regarding the effect of diet […]

In this article, we’ll explain grand mal seizures, discuss the symptoms, and describe how you and your veterinarian can work together to treat, manage, and prevent grand mal seizures in your dog. What are grand […]