We Can Breathe – Brachycephalic Dogs

↶ Back There are many brachycephalic dogs that do not suffer from breathing difficulties, digestion, spine or eye issues. It is not fair to use a badly bred example to classify all brachycephalic dogs Breed standard breeders that prioritise health alongside the standard can provide a much better example ↶ Back
Anesthesia Protocol for Frenchies by Lori Hunt, DVM

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How to Spot Dehydration in Dogs

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Temperament in Dogs

↶ Back What Temperament Really Means A dog’s temperament is the underlying nature or personality they are born with. It is not the same as behavior. While behavior can be shaped through training, management, and experience, temperament is a more stable, long-term characteristic. It influences how a dog responds to the world—how confident they are, […]
Managing Hyperkeratosis in Canine Patients

↶ Back Author: Lionel Fabries, DVM Identifying the cause of hyperkeratosis in your canine patients is a key step in choosing the right course of treatment, yet a topical approach is always recommended. “The fibrous protein keratin is the main component of skin, hair, feathers, horns, claws and beaks in most animals. Hyperkeratosis is a […]
Home Remedies for Kennel Cough in Dogs

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Can Dogs Eat Pumpkin?

↶ Back Always check with your veterinarian before giving your dog any new foods, especially “people foods.” What might be OK for one dog might not be good for your dog, depending on multiple factors such as their age, health history, health conditions, and diet. Canned pumpkin offers dogs digestive help for both diarrhea and […]
Symptoms of Heartworms in Dogs

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Health Issues of French Bulldogs’ Anal Glands

↶ Back French Bulldogs are particularly prone to anal gland issues due to their unique anatomy, including narrow ducts and “corkscrew” tails that can trap debris and cause inflammation. While healthy glands usually empty naturally during bowel movements, many Frenchies require manual assistance (expression) to prevent painful impactions or infections. Signs Your Frenchie […]