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Dog Anorexia When a dog refuses to eat or eats only a portion of what he needs or what he usually eats every day, this will also produce a deficiency.
Obesity In Dogs Obesity is the most common nutritional disease in American dogs today. It is the result of simply eating more calories than are burned. Dogs have a built-in protection against this disease, a control mechanism in their brains that satisfies their hunger
Understanding Balanoposthitis In Your Older Dog Certain disorders are rather common occurrences in many older dogs and are potentially life threatening. In the female dog, conditions such as mammary gland tumors and pyometra, as well as the less serious false pregnancy and mis-mating, can be prevented
Behavioral Problems Associated With Parasitic Disease Some of the problem behaviors in dogs are a result of an infection from parasite. These include internal parasites such as roundworm and tapeworm, flea infestation, ear mites, and Hypermetria.
Natural Ways To Prevent And Treat Arthritis In Dogs Arthritis and bone disease are very common in dogs and usually take one of several types. These include hip dysplasia, dislocation of the kneecap, arthritis of the elbow, swelling and pain in the leg bones, and degeneration of the shoulder joint.
Nutritional Diseases In Your Dog Similar to healthy dogs, sick dogs need to eat in order to supply energy and nutrients for growth, for replacement and repair; as well as to meet an ever changing need.
Dalmatians & Demodicosis Demodex mites are present on the skin of all dogs but in some animals born with a defective immune system the numbers increase and begin to cause problems.
Does Your Aging Dog Have Lymphosarcoma? Accounting for better than five percent of all tumors known to occur in the dog, lymphosarcoma is the commonest malignancy seen in aging dogs, especially those in the eight to twelve-year range.
The "Fading Puppy" Syndrome One of the most common causes of newborn puppy deaths is what has been named as the "fading puppy syndrome." Many of the unexplained puppy deaths that fall into this category would undoubtedly go elsewhere if only an accurate diagnosis could be made. Un
Hyperplasia In Older Male Dogs Hyperplasia of the prostate gland is a benign enlargement due to an increase in the number of cells within the gland and occurs in about 2/3 of older male dogs.
