Best Antibiotics to Fight Eye Infections in Dogs (Pros and Cons)
Eye infections in dogs are one of the most common issues in my veterinary clinic. I see a dog squinting or rubbing his eyes at least once a day. Attempting […]

Amber has worked as a Veterinary Technician in the United States for over ten years. She is also a certified dog trainer and specializes in fear-free patient care. Her goal is to share her veterinary knowledge with pet owners, so they can make the most informed decisions about their pet's health care.

Eye infections in dogs are one of the most common issues in my veterinary clinic. I see a dog squinting or rubbing his eyes at least once a day. Attempting […]

A histiocytoma is a benign (non-cancerous) growth found on the skin of usually young dogs. These growths form when an immune cell (histiocyte) in your dog’s skin over-replicates. The over-replication […]
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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 […]

Flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) is an immune response from flea saliva. It occurs when a flea bites and injects an antigen into your dog's skin. This antigen causes extreme itching, […]
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Mast cell tumors are the second most common cancerous tumor seen in dogs; they account for 16-20% of all tumors ((Bostock, D.E. (1986). The prognosis following surgical removal of mastocytomas […]

Roundworms (Toxocara Canis) look like long white worms. Adult roundworms look like thick pieces of spaghetti and can be anywhere from 4-6 inches long. Worms this size can be found […]
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