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Separation anxiety happens when a dog who is very attached to his owner gets stressed when left alone. It can be the result of being weaned too early, being abandoned, or simply due to the temperament of the dog. Some causes of separation anxiety include being left...

There are many causes for seizing in dogs: ingesting poison, liver disease, low or high blood sugar, kidney disease, electrolyte problems, anaemia, head injury, encephalitis, strokes, and brain cancer, among others. In this article, we will discuss the most common,...

Diabetes, a common condition for humans, is also relatively common in domestic animals. Diabetes mellitus is a disease in which the body doesn’t produce insulin (Type I or insulin dependent) or from the liver not responding to the insulin that is being produced (Type...

As veterinarians and fellow fur kid parents, we have a deep love for animals. Our pets bring so much love, joy, affection, and humour to our lives that it probably comes as no surprise that the human-animal bond may be deeply intertwined with our health and...

Most vets have been asked whether using CBD (cannabidiol) for various conditions in their pets is beneficial. Due to how easily accessible it is these days, a lot of people have experimented without getting veterinary opinion first. Everyone knows someone who has a...

Urinary incontinence occurs when a housetrained dog loses control of their bladder. This can range in severity from occasional small urine leaks to large amount of urine. Dripping urine can irritate the skin and cause redness, resulting in excessive licking of the...