“Ouch, my back hurts!” IVDD and your Dog.
IVDD is the degeneration and protrusion or extrusion of disc material into the vertebral canal, causing compression and damage to the spinal cord, leading to a variety of clinical signs…
Wake up! Anesthesia is an essential tool in veterinary medicine
Knowing the risks involved in having your pet anesthetized is by no means cause for fear, but rather awareness
Vestibular Disease in Dogs
An older dog with a sudden head tilt, lack of coordination (ataxia), and eyes that are moving rapidly from side to side or rotationally (nystagmus) may have vestibular disease.
Sugar free gum toxic for your dog
The gum contains a substance known as xylitol which has been shown to exert toxic effects in dogs.
News from the Vet, Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus
Do you have a dog? Then you need to know about GDV.