Veterinarian
Dr. Chantal is passionate about the human-dog bond and improving animals' lives through their connections with their human companions. She has worked with almost every species, dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and even horses and mice - all are welcome. She is excited to use her writing to spread the things she has learned to help people connect with their dogs.
Vizslas are sensitive, energetic, and smart. They need plenty of exercise and positive mental stimulation. Overall, they are healthy dogs. They don’t usually s…
High blood pressure in dogs has some significant differences compared to humans. This article will explain how high blood pressure works in dogs, and how it is…
Being worried does not help your dog. They know if you worry, and it stresses them out. If your dog eats your blood pressure medication, you want to be proacti…
Pulmonary hypertension is a disease process, not a specific disease. It is caused by a specific disease, such as heartworms, or anatomical or physiological def…
Anemia is common enough in humans that a lot of people have some knowledge of it. But how does it occur in dogs? Does it? How would anyone even know if their d…
There are so many different types of dog food, and your dog can have a lot of different things that make choosing dog food even more important and difficult. T…
In dogs, bronchitis is a relatively common problem, but it's usually thought of as an infectious condition in people. It can be an infection in dogs, but it ca…
Neuropathy is a problem with a nerve or a set of nerves. Neuropathies can vary from small problems that do not impact your dog's life greatly to dramatic, life…
Do you need to panic if a wolf spider has bitten your dog? Thankfully, no. Wolf spiders are not venomous. Their bites might cause mild pain, small, localized s…
Kennel cough is a mild, infectious disease that is highly contagious. Groomers, boarding facilities, and other places where dogs are in tight quarters often re…
