Warning Signs of Canine Cancer You Should Be Wary Of

Cancer is typically associated with humans, but this disease is just as life-threatening to your furry friends too. When cancer develops in the body, it means that there are clusters of cells that have mutated and have a mind of their own. Rather than performing regular cell functions, these rogue cells start to attack surrounding tissues. When the cells start to spread, it means the cancer has metastasised. Just as with humans, pets can develop localised cancer or generalised cancer that spreads to other organs in their body. [Read More]

Home Away from Home: Acclimating Your Dog to Boarding Kennel Life

No dog parent enjoys the idea of leaving their canine friend in boarding kennels.  Unfortunately, however, it can sometimes be a necessary evil.  Not everybody has family members willing to take on their pooch while they're away – and even those who do may perhaps encounter scheduling conflicts sometimes.  As such, even if you wouldn't normally put your dog into a kennel, it's important to know how best to handle the situation when it does become necessary. [Read More]

5 Questions to Consider About Your Dog's Oral Health

Wondering if your dog has a cavity? Worried that you need to take him to the vet immediately? Here's what you need to consider about your dog's oral health: 1. Is Your Dog Acting Like He Is in Pain? If your dog has a painful cavity, he may avoid eating. He may yelp in pain while eating, or he may act a little more subdued than usual. If you see these signs, you should look further into the situation. [Read More]