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When man's best friend becomes sick, it can be a difficult time for both dog and owner. This guide will assist you in knowing what to expect and will help you prepare your home for your dog's recovery.
When it comes to choosing a vet for their dogs, many people just find the closest veterinary clinic and make an appointment. There's much more to consider, however, if you Read More
Veterinary care is expensive. According to the American Animal Hospital Association, pet owners in the United States and Canada spent 11 billion dollars on veterinary care Read More
If your poor pooch just returned from an operation with the vet, he's going to need a lot of extra TLC. The road to recovery is rough but with some help on your part, your Read More
Many dogs are plagued with chronic conditions such as arthritis or hip dysplasia, or need extensive surgeries to help correct such problems. Luckily, in today's veterinary Read More
Getting spayed or neutered can be very traumatic for a dog because of the procedure involved. When your dog returns home, you may notice some emotional issues that were not Read More
Knees surgeries are common among dogs because canine knees are easily damaged. In 2003, more than one million dogs had knee surgeries that totaled more than $1.2 billion, Read More
Taking care of an injured dog is simple in theory, but, depending on the size of the dog, may take a lot of physical strength. There are different types of aids to help in Read More
At some point, most dogs will undergo a surgical procedure. During the healing process, some dogs may be prone to chewing or biting at the stitches, staples or incision, Read More
Dogs that are partially or completely blind need owners who can help them cope with their daily lives. With a few minor adjustments to your home, your dog will get around Read More
ACL tears are one of the most common orthopedic injuries in dogs. While full tears require surgery, sometimes partial tears can be effectively treated by conservative Read More
After a dog has surgery, he may come home wearing a dog neck cone. Sometimes called an Elizabethan collar, or e-collar, the dog neck cone restrains the dog from licking or Read More
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