Let’s talk tummies! One question that we get a lot is “why is my dog’s stomach making noises?” There can be a lot of reasons for a noisy belly, and the great news is that most of the time, the noises are normal! That said, sometimes belly sounds can be the first sign that there …
You go on a nice autumn walk with your dog across a freshly cut field thinking all is well, the last thing you’re thinking of are chiggers on dogs. The next day, however, your dog is scratching up a storm. You don’t see any fleas or flea debris. But there are all these tiny red …
Cushing’s disease in dogs is a condition where the adrenal glands overproduce certain hormones. The adrenal glands regulate things like cortisol which is necessary to maintain life. A dog with Cushing’s disease could present with malignant (cancerous) or benign (non-cancerous) adrenal tumors. As you might guess, the malignant form of the disease presents the worst …
First thing is the disclosure; I am not a veterinarian. Always see a licensed veterinarian for your dog’s health requirements. Second disclosure is that you may find affiliate links on this page. Identifying a Lump on Dog’s Neck If you have discovered a lump on your dog’s neck, chances are it is a non-malignant basal …
Slipped discs in dogs are no fun. However, by the time you’re finished reading this post, you’ll have a good understanding of what happens when a disc slips or ruptures. More importantly, you’ll have a better understanding of anatomy awareness and veterinarian-suggested treatment options. Please read my privacy policy and disclaimer.This post may contain affiliate …
