Dog Health
Female Dog Peeing Blood But Otherwise Acting Normal: Is It Serious?
We do it every day - we take our dogs out to the grass, wait for them to potty, and then continue on our walk or go back inside the […]
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.
We do it every day - we take our dogs out to the grass, wait for them to potty, and then continue on our walk or go back inside the […]
This article presents 10 pictures of Cushing's disease in dogs to illustrate its most common symptoms and discuss its impact on dogs.
There is a distinct metallic smell to dog feces / poop infected with parvovirus. The poop contains the shedded lining of the intestines and blood, which creates a horrible smell. […]
You’re giving your dog belly rubs when you notice a new scab on their nipple. You aren’t sure what happened and are looking for some guidance on what could be […]
It can be alarming to rub your dog’s ear and feel a puffy, fluid-filled ear that once was soft and smooth. His ear suddenly looks and feels a bit like […]
You have recently noticed your pup is shaking his head constantly and tilting his head to one side. He probably has an ear infection, you think. He’s had those frequently. […]
In my practice, we see dogs with ear hematomas at least once a month or more. It is incredibly rare for a hematoma to pop, although the earflap is so […]
As pet owners, we want to ensure we are using the safest products on our pets and in our everyday cleaning products. Sometimes finding these products or knowing which are […]
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 […]
One of the most frequent questions I get asked as a veterinarian is “my dog has this rash. Is it an infection? What can I do at home to make […]
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