Lisa Theriault has over 35 years writing experience with several works of published fiction and non-fiction. She has 8 year's experience working with dogs from behavioural to health-related matters. Looking forward, Lisa's next plans include obtaining certification as a certified dog massage clinician specializing in senior dogs.
When your puppy shows up with a swollen face, most of the time the cause is pretty easy to diagnose. He may be having an allergic reaction to something he ate. Maybe he got stung by a bee. Or, maybe it’s a case of fleas or mange. However, new puppy parents should also be aware …
Puppy Strangles: Signs, Diagnosis, and Treatment Read More »
Heartworm disease in dogs is very serious, and potentially fatal. Unfortunately, it has been reported in all 50 US states; however, it is most prominent along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, and along the Mississippi River. If allowed to progress, heartworms can cause lung disease, heart failure, and additional organ damage that may be irreversible, …
Crucial Signs of Heartworms in Dogs Every Pet Parent Should Know Read More »
The hardest thing about being a dog parent is recognizing when they don’t feel well and not knowing what to do. Taking a dog to a veterinarian can be expensive, but it’s important to do when your dog begins to show signs and symptoms of serious disease. Hemangiosarcoma in dogs is one of those things …
Hemangiosarcoma in Dogs -5 Smart Questions to Ask Read More »
An epulis in dogs is essentially a benign tumor (meaning non-cancerous). It’s scary when you find any unusual lump or bump on a dog, especially when it’s in the oral cavity. This post will help you tell the difference between a benign epulis or epulides (plural) versus something that could be malignant. It’s important to …
Epulis in Dogs: 5 Signs It Might Be Time For Surgery Read More »
Diabetes insipidus in dogs is a rare disease that causes severe thirst and extreme urination. It can be controlled, but not cured. In fact, dogs with this metabolic condition urinate so much that they lose control of their bladders. Are you worried about your dog drinking too much water? It’s natural to be worried when …
Diabetes Insipidus in Dogs – 5 Critical Signs of Dehydration You Should Know Read More »
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