There are many conditions that could affect your dog, and it could range from something as common as leptospirosis to rare diseases like hypertrophic osteopathy. Another example of a condition that could afflict your dog is short spine syndrome. Dogs with the...
Older dogs have a thinner layer of cartilage, making them more prone to developing arthritis. This condition is a common problem, especially among bigger breeds of dogs. So if your dog has arthritis, what can you do to relieve the pain and improve their quality of...
Have you noticed your dog walking strangely as if it feels uncomfortable? Maybe your pet is hopping around awkwardly and stretching its legs frequently? These are possible signs of canine luxating patella. The condition sounds like a mouthful. So what exactly is it?...
If you’re a pet parent or a “pawrent,” chances are you’ve experienced cleaning after your pooch when they experience a bad case of dog diarrhea. It’s messy, a little frustrating, and can be alarming, especially if the loose stools persist for a few days. Dog...
Dog hiccups are cute, but should you be worried? Does it have any underlying conditions that may be a cause for concern? Most of the time, dog hiccups are perfectly normal and will resolve themselves in a few minutes. However, once the hiccups start to last for...
Have you noticed a rough crust of skin on your dog’s paws or nose? Or maybe your furry friend is experiencing a difficult time walking? It’s possible that they’re suffering from hyperkeratosis. In this blog, we’ll provide an overview of canine hyperkeratosis....
