Veterinarians detect cancer in dogs through clinical testing, diagnostic imaging, and laboratory tests. Detecting cancer in dogs is a multi-faceted process that relies heavily on your veterinarians expertise as well as vigilant observation on your part. Early detection is crucial for successful treatment and improved outcomes, as many dogs may not exhibit obvious symptoms until … Read more
Having a dog give birth can be both exciting and nerve-wracking, especially if you’re not sure when the process is complete. One of the most common questions dog owners ask during whelping is how do you know if all puppies are delivered? This uncertainty can cause stress for both you and your canine companion. As … Read more
When a beloved pet is suddenly left without their human family, they experience a complex range of emotions that many dog owners rarely consider. As someone who’s volunteered at shelters for years, I’ve witnessed firsthand the heart-wrenching reality of abandoned dogs. Their eyes tell stories that words never could. But what exactly goes through a … Read more
Today, our Cordova vets review the signs and symptoms of poisoning in dogs, and what you should do if you believe your dog has been poisoned. Have you ever had that sinking feeling when your furry friend starts acting weird out of nowhere? As dog parents, we’re always on high alert when our pups show … Read more
The first URL from Petful provides detailed information about dog play behavior, signs of fighting, and how to intervene. The second URL from AKC offers complementary information about distinguishing between play and fighting in dogs. Have you ever watched your dogs wrestling on the floor and thought, “Should I break this up?” I know I … Read more
Being outside is great for a dog’s physical and mental health. Walking, running, sniffing, are all activities that help keep dogs happy and healthy. But what should we do when it’s cold outside? When do the risks of spending time outside in the cold with your dog outweigh the benefits? Let’s look at the dangers … Read more
After a productive day of play, even the most energetic puppies require rest. Your young dog will need a safe, comfortable environment where they can rest and recharge. Thats why many dog trainers and pet parents rely on nightly crate training to keep puppies safe when they cannot be actively supervised. Similar to typical dog … Read more
They have a reputation for being extremely loving, great with families, and loyal companions. Their robust build and can-do attitude make them a firm favorite for anyone that loves the great outdoors and lead an active lifestyle. But many pet parents wonder whether or not these lovely dogs are suited to cold weather. After all, … Read more
Have you ever stepped on your dog’s paw by mistake and felt that immediate pang of guilt? The way they look at you with those big eyes can make you feel like the worst pet parent ever! But here’s the burning question we all wonder about: do dogs know you accidentally hurt them? As a … Read more
If your dog’s shaking her head or scratching her ears, ear mites in dogs may be to blame. The good news is … unlike other parasites, ear mites in dogs don’t bite or burrow. The bad news is … they’re very contagious and can cause worse problems if left untreated. So it’s important to act … Read more