Pet Wisdom
What areas of your pet's body does veterinary neurology cover, and are there common neurological conditions in cats and dogs? Today, we define this branch of veterinary medicine and discuss some common neurological health issues.
At what age is a dog considered a senior? How can we spot signs of aging in our pooches? In this post, we discuss these topics along with what special care requirements an aging dog may have.
Left untreated, the uncomfortable eye condition conjunctivitis can cause damage to your dog's eyes. Learn more about how this condition can affect dogs and its causes, symptoms and treatments.
Cushing's disease is a serious condition in dogs that may lead to severe, sometimes life-threatening illnesses and secondary conditions. Our vets often diagnose cases of Cushing's disease. Learn more about the condition, its symptoms and potential treatments.
Similar to humans, many dogs suffer from vision loss as they grow older or due to underlying injuries and health issues. Our vets share the causes of blindness in dogs, along with signs and symptoms of vision loss, in this post.
The serious tick-borne disease ehrlichiosis is seen in dogs across the Southeastern and Southwestern United States. Early treatment is essential to preventing this condition from progressing to its more severe stages. Our vets explain the stages, symptoms and treatments for ehrlichiosis in dogs.
Hypothyroidism is a relatively common condition in dogs aged 4 to 10. The skin, coat and more may be affected. In this post, our vets in explain the causes and symptoms of hypothyroidism in dogs.
Tick fever, or Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, is a condition dogs can develop that's caused by rickettsii bacteria, which spread through tick bites. Our veterinarians explain some symptoms of tick fever in dogs and treatment options.
If your dog has a skin condition, you may notice he's been itching, scratching and licking more than usual. Our vets share tips on potential causes of your dog's skin issues, how you can help treat them and when to consult your vet.
Though bad breath may be common in our canine companions and may be a sign of serious health issues. Our vets explain what could be causing your dog's bad breath and how you can help to treat and prevent it.
