A watercolor painting of a dog with Cushings disease next to a bowl of food.

What is Hyperadrenocorticism (Cushing’s Disease) in Dogs?

Introduction For months, Jennifer had been observing some unusual changes in her loyal Boston Terrier, Bella. She noticed that Bella had developed a pot-bellied appearance, was losing hair, and seemed to be constantly hungry and thirsty. Concerned about her canine companion’s well-being, Jennifer scheduled a visit to her veterinarian. After a series of tests, the…

A watercolor painting of a dog wearing a harness, showcasing canine trauma and puncture wounds.

What Are Traumatic Injuries In Dogs?

Introduction In the cozy suburban tranquility of Elmwood, Bella, a spry, four-year-old Golden Retriever, was known for her playful enthusiasm and boundless energy. Her human companion, Emma, shared an unshakeable bond with her, enjoying long, playful runs and countless games of fetch in the local park. On a sunny afternoon not so long ago, their…

a small dog withsoft tissues injuries

What is Soft Tissue Trauma in Dogs?

Introduction While playing fetch with her beloved Australian Shepherd, Milo, in their backyard, Nicole noticed him suddenly yelping in pain and limping after an awkward landing. Concerned about her furry companion’s well-being, she carefully examined him and realized that he might have sustained an injury to his muscles or tendons. After taking Milo to the…

A watercolor illustration of a dog with a plant stuck in his nose.

What are Nasal Foreign Bodies in Dogs?

Introduction On a sunny afternoon, while enjoying a walk with her mischievous Beagle, Cooper, Lucy noticed him sniffing around some bushes with great curiosity. Suddenly, Cooper began sneezing uncontrollably and pawing at his nose. Concerned about her beloved pet’s distress, Lucy took him to the veterinarian for an urgent examination. After a thorough evaluation, the…

A painting of a dog sitting down.

Understanding Gastrointestinal Foreign Bodies in Dogs

Introduction After a long day at work, Julie returned home to find her beloved Labrador Retriever, Max, looking unusually lethargic and experiencing bouts of vomiting. Concerned about her furry companion’s well-being, she immediately took Max to the veterinarian for an examination. The vet discovered that Max had ingested a foreign body, which had become lodged…