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After 14 years of working as a vet, I can diagnose some client concerns in an instant. When a client calls and says their dog is choking, the dog probably has kennel cough. When a […]

As an emergency veterinarian, I see my fair share of dental emergencies. I have witnessed countless dogs with broken jaws, avulsed teeth, or broken teeth. Just the other day, a dog presented to me after […]

You may notice your dog licking his paws on occasion. This is often just part of his everyday grooming routine; however excessive licking can be a sign of something more serious. Allergies, wounds or injuries, […]

It is always worrying to feel a new lump or bump pop up on your dog. Some are very slow-growing, and others seem to come up overnight. Some look angry and inflamed, others just look […]

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 […]

Senior dogs vomiting a yellow-colored fluid might have bilious vomiting syndrome. In elderly dogs, it is caused when your dog vomits a few times a week. This is often seen early in the morning when […]

For some dogs, the hacking and gagging sound of coughing always follows the lapping sound of drinking water. While coughing after drinking water may feel like the norm for your dog, you can’t help but […]

Birds tweet, cats meow, and dogs bark. As a pet owner, you are no doubt accustomed to sharing your home with noisy pets. But some animals are louder than others. In particular, dogs. It is […]