Articles by Dr. Primrose Moss, Vet Surgeon

Discovering a hard, immovable lump on your dog can be concerning even for the most experienced dog owner. While it’s natural to worry, the best way to help your dog is to remain calm, understand […]

If you’ve noticed a new white bump or lump on your dog’s paw you’re probably wondering what’s causing it. White bumps on dogs’ paws are less common than other types so it can be tricky […]

From barking, howling and whining to snoring, snorting and sneezing, our dogs can make an impressive variety of noises. But what do they mean? Most of these sounds are completely normal – if sometimes a little […]

Does your dog have an itch they just can’t seem to scratch? Itchy red skin and rashes are common issues and can leave you and your dog desperate for relief. So what’s causing that persistent […]

As veterinarians, we often diagnose dogs with lumps, bumps, blisters, or sores on their toes. In some cases, the appearance of the lump can indicate the likely cause and treatment. In other cases, diagnostic tests […]

Lumps and bumps on dogs’ chests and rib cages are a common finding in our vet clinic, especially in older patients. We frequently see benign masses like lipomas, sebaceous cysts, and adenomas, as well as […]

There are many different causes of lumps under the skin and not all of them should cause concern. In this article, we will review the most common types of lumps that appear under the skin, […]

Seeing skin issues is a nearly everyday thing at our veterinary clinic. This article will help you identify lumps, bumps, or sores that are often found on dog paws, with the aid of pictures provided […]