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 house. We don’t always watch […]
Articles by Dr Sarah Graves, Veterinarian
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
Degrees
- Doctor's degree in veterinary medicine from the Royal Veterinary College at the University of London (2014)
- Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the University of Virginia (2009)
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Dog Illnesses
Pictures of Cushing’s Disease in Dogs, with Vet Explanations
This article presents 10 pictures of Cushing’s disease in dogs to illustrate its most common symptoms and discuss its impact on dogs. Symptoms (illustrated overview) There are many symptoms, as we will explain in this […]
Dog Illnesses
What Does Parvo Poop Smell Like? A Vet Explains
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. Additionally, it can smell slightly […]
Dog skin issues
7 Reasons Your Dog Has Scabs On Their Nipples [Vet Advice]
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 going on. In this article, […]
Dog Illnesses
Dog Ear Hematomas: A Dog Owner’s Guide
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 a thickened water balloon. This […]
Dog Illnesses
Can Ear Hematomas Be Fatal to Dogs? Our Vet Explains the Risks
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. But when you pet his […]
Dog Illnesses
My Dog’s Ear Hematoma Popped: What Should I Do?
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 puffy and filled with blood […]
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Is Fabuloso Safe for Dogs? A Veterinarian Explains
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 harmful can be overwhelming. When […]
Dog skin issues
What to Do When a Dog’s Mast Cell Tumor Itches, Bleeds, or Bursts
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 other masses. They can regrow […]
Dog skin issues
Skin Infections in Dogs [With 10 Pictures]: Itching, Redness, and How You Can Help Break the Cycle of Discomfort
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 him feel better until his […]