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Did you know, itchy skin and skin disease is frequently reported as the number one most common reason for a dog to visit their vet? Certainly, in my clinic, we see itchy dogs with fur […]

While I deal with this issue much more commonly in cats, there are occasions when an owner will bring their dog in to see me because they have been finding hair in their poop. For […]

Tumors in and on dogs’ ears are relatively uncommon, but if you’ve noticed a lump in this area it’s important to get it checked out sooner rather than later; while benign lumps can occur, unfortunately […]

Tumors in a dog’s mouth can often go unnoticed, with many of our canine friends reluctant to let us take a look! For some dogs, the first symptoms you notice may be increased drooling, traces […]

Tumors on dogs’ legs are common – and while they can be benign, unfortunately malignant tumors are also common, so it’s worth getting them checked by a veterinarian. In the meantime, let’s find out more […]

Of the many lumps and bumps that can pop up on a dog’s skin, sebaceous adenomas are one of the most common. Fortunately, they’re also one of the least likely to cause a serious issue. […]

Dogs can develop yeast skin infections anywhere on their body. Some of the most common places would include inside ears, inside skin folds and on the belly, armpits and groin. Certain breeds will be more […]

It can be concerning to see a new black lump on your dog, particularly because black growths may mean cancer in human medicine. When I worked as a veterinarian, I encountered various causes for black […]