Pet Wisdom
Giving your dog an oatmeal bath can be a great way to relieve your pup's itchy, irritated skin. Today, our vets share a few tips on how to give your pooch a relaxing oatmeal bath to pamper and smooth their skin.
Fungal infections can cause serious symptoms in dogs. Today, our vets talk about the most common fungal infections in dogs, including symptoms and treatments available.
Today our vets explain a little about the causes and treatment of kidney failure in dogs, as well as the signs and symptoms of kidney failure to look out for.
Mitral valve disease in dogs is a serious condition that can cause blood to leak during heart muscle contractions. This may cause further issues such as heart murmurs and long-term, serious consequences for your dog's health. Here, we discuss mitral valve disease, including symptoms and treatments.
Pet acupuncture and other treatments offer innovative and non-invasive options to aid rehabilitation and manage discomfort. Here, we discuss five benefits of acupuncture for dogs.
Besides causing sleepless nights for you and your pooch, nighttime panting in dogs can point to a health condition. Here, we list potential causes and what actions to take next, such as visiting a vet.
Your dog's cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) is comparable to a human's ACL and may require surgery if it is torn or ruptured. Today, our vets discuss TPLO surgery for dogs and how you can help them recover.
Anemia in dogs is generally a symptom of an underlying disease and can have many causes and effects on your pup’s body. Today, our vets discuss the causes, signs, and treatment of anemia in dogs.
Pets are keen on exploring this world and do so by running, jumping and playing, unfortunately, this also means that we can expect the occasional bump, bruise or injury such as eye injuries. Here, our vets explain the symptoms of eye injuries in pets and why you should seek veterinary care immediately if you notice any symptoms.
Is your pet recovering from an injury? Perhaps they have a chronic health condition. If so, they may benefit from pet rehabilitation and physical therapy. We explain what's involved and what you can expect from your pet's sessions.
