Paw pads protect your dog’s feet from different surfaces. Because of this, these pads are constantly exposed to various elements that can irritate them. This inflammation is called pododermatitis, and it can make simple tasks like walking painful for your dog. In...
Scoliosis is a condition that can occur in both humans and animals. If your dog has an unnatural spinal curvature that you can see or feel as you run your hand down its back, your dog might have scoliosis. This blog will talk about the signs, causes, and possible...
Osteosarcoma is the most common type of bone cancer in dogs. It comprises approximately 95 percent of the total dog bone cancer cases in the United States. This malignant tumor formation in the bones can bring tremendous pain to your pet. Moreover, it can spread...
Exercising is essential in making sure that your dog is fit and healthy. If your pet has recently suffered from an injury or just came out of surgery, physical therapy exercises can help your pet recover faster. In this blog, you'll learn about different physical...
Have you noticed any changes in your dog's bowel movements? Maybe you’ve seen it dragging its bottom across the ground. Or a more obvious sign would be if your pooch tries but fails to defecate several times throughout the day. These could be possible signs of...
Do you ever notice small red bumps on your dog's feet? Do they constantly lick or chew on their feet? These are possible signs that your dog has interdigital cysts. In this blog, you'll learn about the causes, symptoms, and treatments available for this condition. ...
