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Schnauzer Comedone Syndrome
Dogs
Health & Safety

Schnauzer Comedone Syndrome

Schnauzer Comedone Syndrome is often referred to as Schnauzer Bumps because it's a condition that affects a dog's skin and although it can a...Read more
Oligodendroglioma in Dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Oligodendroglioma in Dogs

Oligodendrogliomas is a form of cancer that affects some breeds more than others with brachycephalic breeds being high on the list. It is a ...Read more
Canine Epileptoid Cramping Syndrome
Dogs
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Canine Epileptoid Cramping Syndrome

Canine Epileptoid Cramping Syndrome or CECS as it is often referred to, is a condition that was only recently recognised by a vet in Germany...Read more
Halitosis in dogs: Understanding the causes of bad breath
Dogs
Health & Safety

Halitosis in dogs: Understanding the causes of bad breath

Few dogs have pleasant, minty fresh breath, but it is a very common misconception that foul breath is a normal state for dogs, and is just s...Read more
Dermatoses in Dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Dermatoses in Dogs

Dermatoses refers to skin conditions that can be caused by several factors. This includes bacterial infections as well as genetic disorders ...Read more
Lymphedema in Dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Lymphedema in Dogs

Lymphedema is a condition that affects some breeds more than others although any dog can develop the problem. It is a condition that negativ...Read more
How to care for a dog with a stomach upset
Dogs
Health & Safety

How to care for a dog with a stomach upset

Dogs are very food-oriented animals, which means that they do occasionally have a tendency to overeat, or get into something that they shoul...Read more
Different approaches to tackling tear stains in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety
Grooming & Hygiene

Different approaches to tackling tear stains in dogs

Tear staining is largely an issue that affects small and toy dog breeds, particularly often those with white fur. However, larger breeds can...Read more
The four most common varieties of kidney disease in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

The four most common varieties of kidney disease in dogs

Kidney diseases can come in various different shapes and forms, and can affect dogs at any stage of their lives, from young puppies through ...Read more
Why might your dog suddenly become lethargic?
Dogs
Health & Safety

Why might your dog suddenly become lethargic?

Just like humans and all other animals too, dogs have distinctive moods and temperaments that can vary considerably depending on how they ar...Read more
Treating dogs with cancer: the difference between chemotherapy and radiotherapy
Dogs
Health & Safety

Treating dogs with cancer: the difference between chemotherapy and radiotherapy

If your vet breaks the news to you that your dog has cancer, this can be just as shocking and frightening as learning that any other member ...Read more
Can what you feed your dog effect their snoring?
Dogs
Health & Safety

Can what you feed your dog effect their snoring?

If you own a dog that snores a lot when they are asleep, this can potentially be quite irritating, particularly if it is so loud that it act...Read more
Thrombocytopaenia in Dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Thrombocytopaenia in Dogs

When a dog's platelet count drops to low levels, it is a condition called Thrombocytopaenia. These platelets are produced in a dog's bone ma...Read more
Should You Microchip Your Cat?
Cats
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Should You Microchip Your Cat?

Until quite recently, caring cat owners made sure their cats were vaccinated and neutered, and if they were concerned about the cat getting ...Read more
Invertebral Disc Disease in Dogs
Dogs
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Invertebral Disc Disease in Dogs

Sadly, Intervertebral Disc Disease is among one of the most commonly seen spinal issues in dogs. It is an age-related disorder, although cer...Read more
Ichthyosis in Dogs
Dogs
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Ichthyosis in Dogs

Ichthyosis is a relatively rare condition that affects a dog's skin where there is a distinct thickening of the outermost layer. A dog's paw...Read more
Persistent Papillary Membranes in Dogs
Dogs
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Persistent Papillary Membranes in Dogs

Persistent Papillary Membranes are small strands of tissue found in a dog's eyes. They are in fact, the remains of essential blood vessels t...Read more
Autoimmune Hypothyroiditis in Dogs
Dogs
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Autoimmune Hypothyroiditis in Dogs

Autoimmune Hypothyroiditis is one of the commonest thyroid health issues seen in dogs. It occurs when the antibodies found in the blood or i...Read more
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