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For an owner, see how, from one day to the next individual calves or areas with alopecia on the dog’s skin is puzzling. However, beyond the aesthetic problem posed by this problem, we must put the animal under observation to find the underlying cause and the treatment that solves this problem. Causes of hair loss in dogs What are … Read more

Internal parasites also infect puppies, so the first antiparasitic dose is often given at two weeks. It is not uncommon for dog puppies to harbour parasites in their body at birth. However, these frequent intestinal worms in young can be dangerous to vulnerable hatchlings. Sometimes the pregnant mother herself transmits the parasites to the puppies during … Read more

Diet for dogs with Cushing’s syndrome. Once the type of Cushing’s disease is diagnosed and identified, the animal should receive pharmacological treatment (with medications for life) or surgical (removal of the pituitary-dependent or adrenal tumor). Recommendations must also be followed to support the well-being of the dog through modifications in its diet. The dogs with Cushing’s syndrome have an increased risk of diabetes, pancreatitis, infections … Read more

White specks in dog poop. Have you seen white things in your dog’s feces? If you see something like little white things inside your dog’s feces, it means your dog has parasites. If the white specks in your dog’s poop are not moving, it’s usually a good sign. In this article, we will help you identify them, prevent their spread, and know how … Read more

The administration of corticosteroid drugs in dogs is recommended for various chronic diseases and certain metabolic deficiencies. However, its healing efficiency is the subject of many controversies because of its side effects on the body. Next, we will see more about corticosteroid medications, their risks, and the health benefits of our best friends. What are corticosteroids? … Read more

My dog has a bump on her private area. Dogs are also prone to the presence of benign and malignant tumors. For this reason it is essential to learn to recognize what type of dough they have. The first are the ones that are found most frequently and can vary between sebaceous cysts, caused by a glandular … Read more

Dog has scabs on back near tail. It can of course also be an allergy, perhaps flea allergy. Your dog does not need fleas at all, but a bite from a flea is enough to trigger an allergic reaction. Biting by tail is also sometimes caused by itching or irritation due to overfilled anal glands. It is best … Read more

A cancer diagnosis of your four-legged companion is a shock for dog owners. No wonder: half of all dogs over the age of ten die from a malignant tumor. But what types of cancer are there in dogs?, What are the most aggressive dog cancer?. We inform you about which cancer diseases can affect dogs. What types of cancer … Read more

The milk thistle (Silybum marianum) from the daisy family is not only an important medicinal plant. The milk thistle grows to a height of 1.5 m and has large, dark green leaves with pointed thorns on edge. Their few reddish-purple flowers are relatively small about the plant size. Liver disease Milk thistle has been used for thousands of … Read more

Can I use Neosporin on my dog? Whenever we have scratches, cuts, or abrasions, we tend to look for a Neosporin tube and apply it several times a day for several days to help prevent secondary bacterial infections and aid in the healing process. It generally works, but does this mean that we can also … Read more