Pet Wisdom
Most dogs will chew just about anything, but what should you do if something gets lodged in your dog's mouth or throat and they start to choke? Here, veterinarians discuss the Heimlich maneuver for dogs and other care tips.
While fluid in the lungs (pulmonary edema) is most commonly associated with pneumonia in dogs, fluid can build up in the lungs as a result of several other conditions. Today, we explain more about the causes, symptoms, and treatments for fluid in the lungs in dogs.
Batteries can be toxic to dogs, so if you think your dog has eaten a battery, call the vet right away for advice and to arrange emergency care.
Your pet's vision is key to their general well-being and overall health. Because of this, keeping track of their eye health is very important. Here, we share some insight on when and why your pet needs an eye exam.
If your dog is unwell or in pain, it can be difficult to tell if you can wait to see your regular vet or if you should take them to an emergency animal clinic. Here are 5 signs that indicate your dog needs emergency care.
Limping is a common reason that vets see dogs at animal hospitals. Today we look at some causes of limping in dogs, what you can do to help and when to see a veterinarian.
Not every cut or graze your dog gets requires veterinary care, but it's important to know how to treat your dog's wounds and when it's time to head to the vet. Today. we provide tips on dog wound care at home.
Within a dog's urinary system, the bladder is the most common area for cancer to strike. In today's post, our vets share some of the causes and symptoms of bladder cancer in dogs as well as the available treatments.
