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There are infinite variations of dysplasia, ranging from only very slight changes from normal to complete dislocation. Consequently, no two dogs will be affected by CHD exactly alike...

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If a dog is having trouble performing routine activities, or crying or limping as it attempts to perform acts that were once routine, it may be suffering from Canine Arthritis, also known as degenerative joint disease (DJD)...

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When a dog encounters something harmful, injurious, or invasive, its immune system springs into action, seeking to minimize the injury and illness. A collapse of the immune system leaves the body open to attach by an opportunistic infection from outside elements...

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Cancer is comprised of dozens of different diseases. These diseases are characterized by site of origin, method and speed of growth, and character of the abnormal cells. Canine cancer is a common disease which requires prompt and decisive veterinary attention...

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"Hot spots" are rapidly appearing, oozing skin infections, also known as "acute moist pyoderma." A hot spot starts because something irritates, itches, or causes inflammation of the dog's skin. The natural reaction of the dog (biting and scratching) will worsen the affliction...

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The number one cause of chronic pain in dogs and cats is degenerative joint disease. The most common group of drugs recommenced by veterinarians for the treatment of arthritis and hip dysplasia are NSAIDs. Here we give an overview of a few of the most commonly used NSAIDs and their side effects...

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