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Learn what skin cancer in a dog looks like, how its diagnosed, potential treatment options, and the importance of early detection.
Learn more about mast cell tumors in dogs, including causes, clinical signs & appearance, treatment options and life exectancy after diagnosis.
Learn about the warning signs, causes, symptoms, and treatments of arthritis and joint pain in dogs and why your pet needs balanced nutrition.
Learn the common signs that a dog is having joint problems, how joint issues occur & why they can so painful for him, as well as how they can be treated.
Seasonal allergies can affect dogs just like humans, but with a few preventative measures & testing or medicine, you can get these issues under control.
Can dogs get splinters? Even though their paw pads are pretty tough, they can still be penetrated by thorns and splinters of wood, glass, metal or any other hard, sharp material. Dogs may be so focused on sniffing, playing or chasing a ball that they might not see sharp hazards that can end up as a splinter in a dog's paw.
Your guide to healthy dog poop and signs to watch out for that could indicate a health concern.
Learn about the skin condition called dog mange: what it is, how to spot the symptoms, and treatments for both Demodectic & Sarcoptic types of the disease.
Not sure which pain medicine you can give your dog? Learn which painkillers, such as aspirin or name brand pain meds, are safe for your dog.
If your dog has a hard time getting around, hydrotherapy might be just the thing to help. Discover the benefits and which types of dogs are a good fit.
Have you noticed your dog drinking lots of water all of a sudden? Excessive thirst in dogs, also known as polydipsia, is a common observation amongst dog parents, and one you shouldn't ignore.
Do you have a weight loss goal? Including your dog in your weight loss activities can help boost your motivation to meet your health goals.
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After years of research, experts at Hill’s have determined that the gut microbiome affects not only your pet’s digestive health but their overall health.