
Broken toenail
A broken toenail is a common problem among pets, most especially for dogs. It may happen anytime and you might see your dog yelping and
A broken toenail is a common problem among pets, most especially for dogs. It may happen anytime and you might see your dog yelping and
People get chemical burns and it would not be surprising if our inquisitive pets get chemical burns too. Chemical burns like thermal burns can be
A foreign object stuck in the throat of a dog is one of the most common reasons why pets are brought to a vets clinic.
Watching a seemingly healthy pet suddenly lose strength, fall to the ground and be unable to move would certainly be a traumatic experience for the
A convulsing pet is frightening especially if it is the first time you have seen one. The owner would suffer more than the pet as
Seizures can snuff the life of a dog. It is therefore extremely necessary to have the pet diagnosed by a veterinarian. A seizure deprives the
Dehydration is serious; your pet dog can lose its life from dehydration. Unlike humans who can recover quickly from dehydration by cooling off and by
When we hear the word diarrhea watery stool would often come to mind. Actually diarrhea has a broader definition that encompasses abnormal defecation. This means
Dogs are hierarchical and territorial animals. Putting them together for the first time would often result to dog fights. Sometimes dog bites would result from
Cause Because the dogs skin is protected by its fur abrasions are not very common in dogs. Skin abrasions occur when the skin has been
Most dogs can swim. Actually 99% of dogs are excellent swimmers. Why then do hundreds of dogs tragically lose their lives by drowning each year?
The subcutaneous tissue between the skin and the muscle of a dog is an ideal nutrient rich place for bacteria to grow. Foreign materials, bacteria
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