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Did you know there is a difference between vomiting and regurgitation? Vomiting is more of an active action with abdominal contraction and retching. Regurgitation is more passive, like a wet burp. Gross!… but important. The […]

Husky is used as a general term for a dog in the colder regions, typically as sled dogs. These dogs are the traditional northern type, which are notable for their cold-weather tolerance. Huskies are energetic […]

Mast cell tumors are a common skin cancer in dogs, accounting for 20% of all canine skin tumors. These tumors tend to be more aggressive and behave differently than many other masses. They can regrow […]

At my clinic, I see dogs suffering from diarrhea on a daily basis. While some cases require veterinary intervention, there are some things that owners can do at home to help. It’s important to remember […]

As a veterinarian of 17 years, I have seen thousands of dogs with wounds ranging from small to large and life-threatening. In this article, I will share my tips for healing dog wounds quickly. To […]

Dogs love to have fun and be rambunctious. Unfortunately, just like human children, dogs sometimes find themselves with an injury, which is often a wound. As a practicing veterinarian of 17 years, I have seen […]

The worst part about owning a dog is that their lives are far too short. This is further complicated by the fact that they can succumb to cancer, just like humans do. Despite our best […]

Dr. Debra Eldredge is the author of the best-selling “Dog Owner’s Home Veterinary Handbook” (Amazon Link). Years ago, I rented a house that came with fleas – lots of them! My English Setter had flea […]