Author: Dr. Ernie Ward
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Let’s Talk Dog Anal Glands — Common Issues and How They’re Treated
If dog anal glands get excessively full or impacted, they can become infected or even rupture. Let's look at some common dog anal gland issues, how to treat them — and what to do to stop them before they start.
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What Is Idiopathic Immune-Mediated Thrombocytopenia (IMT) in Dogs?
Does your dog have pale gums, a fast pulse, a heart murmur and shortness of breath? Idiopathic Immune-Mediated Thrombocytopenia, aka IMT or ITP, in dogs is a somewhat rare but potentially fatal condition.
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5 Dog Supplements You Must Know About
There are so many supplements for dogs out there, but which dog supplements does your furry friend truly need? A vet weighs in with the top dog supplements and some advice.
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Deciphering Dog Stomach Noises
Dog stomach noises can signal some serious issues — or something that could be easily treated at home. Here's what to listen for and when to see your vet.
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3 Steps to Understanding Clean Eating for Dogs
What does clean eating for dogs mean? Dr. Ernie Ward breaks the next wave of healthy dog food into easy-to-understand, bite-sized information.
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Dog Diarrhea — At-Home Treatment and When to See a Vet
Dealing with a case of dog diarrhea? Find out about common dog diarrhea causes and treatments, plus if and when you should see a vet about dog diarrhea.
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Health Issues for Brachycephalic or Flat-Faced Dogs
Flat-faced dogs — aka brachycephalic dogs — are so cute and adorable with their smushed-in faces. But those flat faces can mean health concerns.
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Is Your Dog Coughing A Lot? What to Do Next
Here’s the scoop on what causes dog coughing, when it’s serious, how to diagnose it and what types of treatments can help.
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Hot Spots on Dogs — Causes, Treatment and Prevention
Here’s how to help (and help prevent!) when your dog is suffering from acute moist dermatitis, a.k.a. hot spots on dogs.
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