Dog Preventative & Other Health

A trip to the vet sometimes costs a pretty penny. Emergency situations and chronic health concerns can rack up the bill quickly. Shopping around for a vet you trust whose prices you can handle is an investment for years to come.

Coonhound paralysis in dogs is a neurological disorder that affects specific breeds of dogs. Learn more about it in this article.

Copper-associated hepatopathy, also known as copper storage disease or copper toxicosis, is a condition that affects dogs and results in the abnormal accumulation of copper in the liver. This article will review the causes, symptoms, treatment, and prevention strategies of Copper-associated hepatopathy in dogs.

If you have a dog and it has undergone surgery, it's important to know what steps to take in order to care for them. The article lists some tips that will help you with this process.

Cryptorchidism is a known male dog ailment in which one or both testicles do not descend into the scrotum. In this article, we go further exploring this condition.

Dogs can suffer from Cutaneous and Renal Glomerular Vasculopathy (CRGV). Though the precise cause of CRGV is unknown, it appears to be connected to an infection by a particular bacteria, which may then set off an immune reaction that harms the blood vessels in the skin and kidneys.

The parasitic condition known as canine cysticercosis is brought on by Taenia tapeworm larvae. We go into this infection further in this article.

Otherwise known as Seborrhea, dandruff in canines is characterized by dry, flaky skin, and often oily skin, however, in serious cases, it can also lead to hair loss. Here's a beginner's guide to Seborrhea, its symptoms, causes, treatment and prevention.

In this article, we will discuss the benefits of Dasuquin Advanced, how it works, and why you should feel confident in using it for your dog.

Theobromine is a type of methylxanthine, like caffeine. It's naturally found in cocoa beans and, therefore, chocolate. Theobromine poisoning in dogs is common and can be deadly if not treated right away.

A rare disease that most often strikes large breed dogs, German Shepherds, and Corgis, degenerative myelopathy is a sad diagnosis. Find out what this disease is.

Water makes up 80% of your pet’s body, and it is necessary for all biological processes. As such, a lack of water in the body -- or dehydration -- can result in some serious health consequences. Find out what you need to know about dehydration in dogs and cats.

Bloat is the main symptom of gastric torsion, which is a very dangerous stomach condition that could be fatal if not caught quickly. Find out here what signs to look for in order to make sure your dog doesn't fall victim to a potentially deadly condition.

Osteosarcoma is a bone cancer that is usually found more so in large breed dogs than in small dog breeds and cats. When your dog is diagnosed with cancer, it is important to learn as much as you can in order to get them the proper care and treatment needed. Learn more here.

Lupus is an autoimmune disease that can attack your dog's nervous system and vital organs. Treatment options will depend on which form of lupus your dog has. Find important information here about this potentially fatal disease.

Several eye conditions can cause changes in how your dog sees the world around them. If your dog has vision problems or is having trouble seeing, it's essential to see a vet right away so they can determine if treatment is needed.

Prescription medications for pets are similar to medications for humans in that there are both generic and brand name options for many drugs. Find out here if going the cheaper route will give you the same benefits without breaking the bank.

Contusions is a fancy word for scratches and is not a typically alarming thing, especially in dogs. But if not prevented from infections, they might as well turn ugly.

We are often quite conscious of the various side effects of the medications we take, but have you ever considered the side effects of your pet prescriptions? If your cat or dog is taking anything, it is a good idea to know about any secondary effects. Here are some of the most commonly taken pet prescription medications, and a list of their side effects.

The Doberman Pinscher is one of the most loved breeds around the world, but they are subject to some health conditions. Learn about how to manage them here.

Learn about canine malaise and its causes. Also, learn about what you can do to combat it.

When diagnosed early, treatment options for dogs suffering from anemia are available. Depending on the cause of your dog's anemia, your vet will put together the right treatment plan. Find out what those possible treatment options could be.

Keep your dog’s weight in the right range for their breed with this chart that shows the optimum weight for over 200 different breeds.

There are a number of different health conditions that can affect dogs. Here's an extensive list of all the major dog diseases and symptoms.