Dogs, like people, can get concussions. Normal, active dogs love to run and play without fear. Pet parents love to see their dogs play, romp, and maybe even get into a little harmless mischief. Unfortunately, accidents happen. Dogs can sustain concussions from a variety of situations, including car accidents, height falls, rough play, running into …
If you have a green thumb and furry friends that like to sample your floral bouquets, you might be in for trouble. Many common household plants can pose a risk to our pets. In this post, we’ll be talking about lilies specifically. The risk to dogs comes from eating any “true lily” or plants from …
I go on “high alert” any time my dogs have gastrointestinal issues. They’re both well into their senior years, and that makes them more vulnerable to a variety of conditions, including gallbladder mucocele, one of the most common gallbladder diseases in dogs. As your dog ages, it’s more important than ever to pay attention to …
Most dog owners are aware of health changes in their dogs. As experienced dog owners, we have a pretty good sense of whether something warrants an immediate trip to the veterinarian or not. Unfortunately, bile duct obstructions might not be that obvious in the early stages. One of the telltale signs that something is going …
