Seizures in Dogs: What to Do and What It Might Mean
What a seizure looks like, the three things to do while it happens, and when it becomes an emergency. Filming it is the most useful thing you can do.
Spotting problems early, common conditions and what to expect at the vet.
What a seizure looks like, the three things to do while it happens, and when it becomes an emergency. Filming it is the most useful thing you can do.
'Dog breath' is treated as a fact of life. It is usually the first sign of periodontal disease, and occasionally a sign of something else entirely. Includes affiliate links.
Most lumps are benign, but no lump can be identified by feel — not by you and not by a vet. Here is what the common ones are and what…
The benefits are real and so are the trade-offs, and recent research has changed the advice on timing — particularly for large breeds.
The sound of the cough narrows the cause considerably. Here is how to describe it to your vet, and which coughs need a same-day appointment.
Why dogs have them, what scooting actually means, and why routine emptying at every groom may not be doing your dog a favour.
A limp can be a thorn or a torn ligament. Here is a sensible home check, the red flags that mean go now, and the conditions vets see most often.
A list of what is actually worth carrying, what each item is for, and the four emergencies where knowing what to do in the first two minutes matters most. Includes…
That honking cough is usually self-limiting and the vaccine does not prevent every case. Here is what is actually going on and which symptoms mean you should ring the vet.
Scratching has a short list of causes and a logical order for ruling them out. Here is that order, and why shampoo alone almost never solves it. Includes affiliate links.