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Dogs and humans react to environmental allergies differently. Common symptoms for humans include runny noses and sneezing, but dogs do not tend to suffer from these responses. Instead, they are more likely to have

By Matt Jackson

lump or bump on your dog’s skin warrants a veterinary visit. Certain lumps that dogs can present with can be cancerous and change rapidly, making immediate treatment of the utmost importance. One type

By Dr. Chyrle Bonk

dying in boarding facilities are rare, but it’s unfortunate that it can happen. Thoroughly researching reputable dog boarding facilities and leaving detailed care instructions can significantly reduce the risk of pet deaths. If your

By Jessica Kim

itchy, and it's keeping you up—no wonder you're interested in allergy medication for your dog. The question is, what kind of allergy medication can your dog take because it's diabetic

By Dr. Samantha Devine

Dogs can develop tumors anywhere on their bodies, including on their paws. These can occur on or near the digits, the back of the paw, or around the pad of the paw. Although many tumors

By Matt Jackson

breath in dogs is something that pet owners fight constantly. We all know that tartar accumulation and poor oral hygiene are common reasons for halitosis, or bad breath, but what about pancreatitis? Can an inflamed

By Dr. Marti Dudley

vary dramatically in size and appearance. They are usually benign and cause minimal harm to your dog. Often, cysts that have been drained can recur. The most

By Dr. Emma Chandley BVM

have decided that you’re ready to take on the responsibility of caring for a pet dog. However, your parents haven’t been too receptive to the idea in the past

By Rachael Gerkensmeyer