Our Veterinary Blog

Ever notice your dog stumbling around like they’ve had one too many treats from the “special” jar? If your fur baby is acting a bit “drunk” or wobbly, it might not be as cute or amusing as it seems. It could be a sign of Canine Vestibular Disease. Let’s dive right in to know more…

Hey there, pet parents! We know how much you love your furry friend, and we’re sure you want to keep them in tip-top shape. That’s why we’re tackling a topic that might make your skin crawl a little but is super important for your dog’s health—deworming. Understanding Deworming: What Happens in Your Dog’s Body Why…

Possibly every pet owner has heard that they should spay and neuter their pets. However, you may not know that there are actually many benefits to getting your pet spayed or neutered, and these benefits go past preventing unplanned pregnancies in our pets. This is especially true when it comes to dogs and cats. In…

How do you treat ringworm in dogs? Ringworm treatment usually requires veterinary guidance, a combination of topical and oral antifungal medications, strict quarantine, and thorough home cleaning to prevent spread to people and other pets. Ringworm is a zoonotic fungal infection, meaning it can infect your dog, other animals, and your family. At Main Street…

A nice big bone is a common treat for dogs. However, this does not mean that all bones are good for them. Turkey bones can actually be very dangerous to dogs, especially when they are cooked. This is because turkey bones are a choking hazard, can easily splinter, and can cause an obstruction somewhere in…

It is very common for dogs to beg for food, but there are definitely some snacks that you should definitely never give to dogs. This is because even though some foods such as Halloween candy can be tasty to us humans, they tend to be very bad for our dogs. This can range from candy…

No pet parent chooses to hear that their fur baby is sick. Cushing’s disease is a serious illness that requires immediate treatment. Cushing’s disease in dogs is when their body makes too much of the hormone, which causes an elevation in cortisol. It can occur in the adrenals or the pituitary gland. It can also…

Fast breathing in dogs can technically mean a lot of different things. After all, some dogs will breathe quickly while they are excited or exercising, while others may do so because they are sick. Although fast breathing in dogs should not necessarily always send dog owners into a panic, it is important for every dog…

There is possibly nothing worse than going to pet a dog and they lick you across the face while they have bad breath. Many dog owners can attest that some dogs’ breaths can be simply foul, and they have likely wondered how they can prevent and fix bad breath in dogs. Possibly the best way…

We all love our furry friends, but sometimes they can be too furry. Dog shedding is part of owning a dog, but there are some things to look out for if you think they might be shedding too much or irregularly. We’re here to help go over some helpful tips to reduce your dog’s shedding and what…