Providing attentive, diligent post-operative care after your dog's surgery can help to keep your pup comfortable and speed their recovery. This post looks at some common post-operative recommendations for pets.
Finding white scaly flakes of skin in your dog's coat? If so, it could be dandruff. But why does your dog have dandruff? Read on to learn more about the causes of dandruff in dogs and treatments to help soothe your pup's itchy, flaky skin.
Painful ear hematomas are common in dogs, but what are they and what causes them? Here, you will find information about ear hematomas in dogs, what to do if your dog has one, and the surgery used to treat them.
Finding any unusual lump or bump on your dog is bound to set off alarm bells, however, not all lumps are cancerous. Simple lipomas are benign fat tumors that are commonly seen in dogs middle-aged and older. Today, we share information about lipomas in dogs.
Neurological issues can affect pets of any age or breed and symptoms vary, so it's important for pet parents to know the signs. In this post, you'll read about signs that your pet may be suffering from a neurological issue.
It’s important to follow your vet's post-operative care instructions to help your pet recover as quickly after surgery. Today, we look at some post-operative care instructions that are common following veterinary surgery.
Wondering what veterinary neurology is and how it could help your pet? Read on to learn more about this advanced area of veterinary medicine.
Although hyperthyroidism is a relatively rare condition in dogs, when it does occur it can lead to some very serious health concerns for your pooch. In today's post, you will find information about the signs of hyperthyroidism in dogs, and how this condition can be treated.
If your dog is suffering from painful hip dysplasia there are various surgery options that could help to get your pup moving comfortably again. This post explores some of the available treatments for hip dysplasia in dogs.
Your dog's cranial cruciate ligament acts much the same as a human's ACL and helps your pup's knee to function correctly. If your dog has an injured cruciate ligament your vet may recommend TPLO surgery to help restore your pet's normal mobility.