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Post-surgery physical rehabilitation provides benefits for dogs

Posted January 21, 2021

Owner massages border collie. Providing post-surgery care for dogs will help your pup fully rehabilitate and gradually resume regular activities.

Providing post-surgery care for dogs will help your pup fully rehabilitate and gradually resume regular activities.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Health conditions

Spotting and treating pancreatitis in your dog

Posted December 31, 2020

A sad, sick dog rests on a cushion. There’s no known cause of canine pancreatitis. There is no breed disposition, and it's not more common for older or younger dogs.

There’s no known cause of canine pancreatitis. There is no breed disposition and it’s not more common for older or younger dogs.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Health conditions

Runny eyes (epiphora) in dogs: Causes and treatment

Posted December 19, 2020

Vet examines German shepherd's eye. Canine epiphora or excessive watering or tear flow is harmless for a few dog breeds but may cause loss of vision in others.

Canine epiphora or excessive watering or tear flow is harmless for a few dog breeds but may cause loss of vision in others.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog senses, Health conditions

Brr! 5 winter care tips for Labradoodles

Posted December 15, 2020

Labradoodle poses with a snow-covered face. To protect your Labradoodle from winter's cold, keep the dog's coat clean and healthy, and consider using a sweater and boots.

To protect your Labradoodle from winter’s cold, keep the dog’s coat clean and healthy, and consider using a sweater and boots.

Filed Under: Dog Breeds, Dog Health Tagged With: Dog safety, Health conditions

Learn to prevent and treat cherry eye in dogs

Posted December 3, 2020

Veterinarian examines Cocker Spaniel's eye.

Cherry eye is common in cocker spaniels, beagles, and English bulldogs. The condition occurs when the third eyelid prolapses.

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What causes gastric ulcers in dogs?

Posted November 29, 2020

Owner comforts sick golden retriever. Gastric ulcers in dogs are caused by infections or diseases.

Gastric ulcers in dogs are caused by infections or diseases and are most common in German Shepherds and Rottweilers.

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Leptospirosis in dogs: Protect your pup from this danger

Posted November 28, 2020

Border Collie leans against log out in nature. Dogs commonly contract leptospirosis. Catching the signs of leptospirosis in dogs early leads to prompt treatment and better recovery odds.

Dogs commonly contract leptospirosis. Catching the signs of leptospirosis in dogs early leads to prompt treatment and better recovery odds.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog safety, Health conditions

Understand what causes diabetes mellitus in dogs

Posted November 19, 2020

Diabetes mellitus in dogs is caused by impaired insulin secretion of the pancreas, insulin resistance failure, or both.

Diabetes mellitus in dogs is caused by impaired insulin secretion of the pancreas, insulin resistance failure, or both.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Canine diabetes, Health conditions, Healthy weight

What is infectious canine hepatitis?

Posted November 12, 2020

Sick Pomeranian snuggles under blanket with a Teddy bear. Infectious canine hepatitis is found in dogs, wolves, or foxes. Without vaccination it is contagious and poses a serious threat to puppies.

Infectious canine hepatitis is found in dogs, wolves, or foxes. Without vaccination it is contagious and poses a serious threat to puppies.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Health conditions

Diagnosing and treating your dog’s luxating patella

Posted November 11, 2020

Yellow Labrador with injured back leg rests on dog bed. While a luxating patella, or the dislocation of the kneecap, is most common in small dogs, its occurrence in larger dogs is increasing.

While a luxating patella, or the dislocation of the kneecap, is most common in small dogs, its occurrence in larger dogs is increasing.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Health conditions

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