Dr. Sarah Graves has been a veterinarian since 2014, most recently working as a veterinarian for the Banfield Pet Hospital network.
She graduated from the prestigious Royal Veterinary College at the University of London with a Doctor's degree in veterinary medicine (2014) and earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the University of Virginia (2009).
Her goal is to bring accurate and accessible information to dog owners, to avoid often-inaccurate Internet content.
Experience: 8 years as a veterinarian
Location: Las Vegas, NV
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In a healthy body, mast cells are specialized white blood cells found throughout the body that play a crucial role in allergic response. A mast cell tumor is a mass made up of an overabundance […]
Dogs often experience ear issues: mites, yeast, and bacteria can cause symptoms such as constant ear scratching, headshaking, a strange yeast smell, red ears or a black ear discharge. It is less common to see […]
What Does Acne Look Like? [With Pictures] In simplest terms, dog acne is inflammation in the outermost layers of the skin, called the epidermis, that results in inflamed red or pink bumps, or white bumps […]
Dogs can develop dandruff, which can cause their once-glossy coat to become oily, dry, smelly, flaky, or red. However, dandruff is usually a symptom and not a disease itself. In this article, we’ll discuss what […]
Intestinal worms are an unsightly yet very common problem in dogs and cats. Knowing how to recognize and prevent intestinal parasites is an essential part of your dog’s care. To help you with this, our […]
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 […]
Yeast ear infections are a common health condition in our canine companions, often causing: In this article, we will review pictures of yeast infections, describe what yeast infections look like in dogs, and offer practical […]
A yeast infection, or yeast dermatitis, is usually caused by the fungus “Malassezia pachydermatitis”. They are a normal part of the skin in small numbers but cause skin inflammation when overgrowth occurs. In this article, […]
When you find a new lump on your dog, it’s easy to dismiss it as something harmless. In fact, I often see pet owners take a pass when the veterinarian recommends a biopsy on a […]
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