How To Potty Train an Older Dog
Many adult rescue and shelter dogs are listed as potty trained. But, in fairness to the shelter, it can be difficult to ascertain whether...
What is Hypoallergenic Dog Shampoo?
There are countless so-called hypoallergenic" dog shampoos on the market
Can Dogs Have Imodium for Diarrhea?
Dogs can be given Imodium to treat diarrhea, but dogs with the MDR1 mutation should not be given Imodium, as they will struggle to metabolize it. Too high a dose for the dog's size can also cause complications.
My Dog Is Not Eating
If your dog won’t eat, you have a small window of time to evaluate the situation, The better you know your dog, the easier it is to decide if it is something serious or just a phase.
What You Need to Know About Anemia in Dogs
Anemia in dogs is defined as a deficiency of red blood cells. Red blood cells deliver nutrients and oxygen to cells and organs and...
Should I Worry About My Dog Coughing?
As I listened to my dog cough the other night, I found myself shifting out of my logical veterinarian mindset and into my role as pet parent. Nobody likes it when their fur baby is not feeling 100%, including us veterinarians.
Why Are My Dog’s Eyes Red?
The severity of red eyes in a dog depends in part on where the dog’s eye is red.
Amantadine For Dogs: Now For Relief of Chronic Pain
Amantadine is a medication that was initially used as an antiviral agent in humans, but it is gaining popularity for its contribution to chronic...
Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA) in Dogs
There are several causes of visual impairment and blindness in dogs—one of those causes is progressive retinal atrophy (PRA). PRA is the gradual destruction of photoreceptors in the retina.
Dangers of Communal Water Bowls for Dogs
Community dog water sources can have bad things in them, so it’s best if you avoid them.
When Your Older Dog Won’t Eat
Dogs don’t stop eating for no reason.
Emergency: My Dog Ate Rat Poison
There are a few different types of rat poison, which is why it’s vitally important to know which kind your dog ate and hopefully approximately how much. Your veterinarian and Poison Control will use this information to formulate the best plan for saving your dog.