Dogs’ disease

Some dog owners don't want them to get pregnant for some reason. So, if the dog is pregnant, they may consider abortion. Also, dogs may experience miscarriage for various medical reasons. In both cases, abortion may come with risks and side effects for your dog....

Dogs are our family members. We love senior dogs as much as puppies. Knowing at what age to consider your dog geriatric can be confusing. Especially when the ageing range is different for their different breeds and sizes. Here are some of their important diseases...

We often hear phrases like "My dog is never quiet", "My dog is very restless", and "My dog never gets bored". If you feel the same about your dog, be aware that this behaviour isn't normal. Although hyperexcitability is common in puppies, this disease (either...

Distemper disease is one of the most common and dangerous diseases in dogs. This disease is considered an important problem because it is deadly and contagious. In this article, we are going to talk about the symptoms of this disease, its prevention and medical treatment....

Most vets hate this canine digestive disease and some call it "the mother of all canine emergencies". One of them says that 30 years ago, the survival probability of a dog that wasn't very bloated and could walk on his own was no more than...

Dogs, like us humans, may become overweight with overeating and lack of exercise. Excessive weight gain in dogs leads to various diseases in dogs and threatens their lives. Learning how to control your dog's weight would be best to avoid this. Make a plan for...

If your dog sneezes a lot, it may worry you. Although it's normal for dogs to sneeze occasionally, excessive sneezing can indicate a possible illness. Continue reading the cause of dog sneezing with us to find the answer to this problem and understand when your...

A neuron is an excitable tissue that is constantly under control. When this permanent inhibition is removed from the neuron, it may lead to seizure in dogs. A dog's seizure can be mild, short-term, severe, and long-lasting. You can often quickly diagnose and treat it...

Dogs, like humans, are at risk of various types of cancer, including lymphoma and breast cancer. The good news is that the same treatments used to treat human cancer are also available for pets with veterinary oncology. Therefore, there's great hope for treating your dog's...