Blogs About Dogs

Pyoderma is a bacterial skin infection in dogs, often with an underlying trigger. Here are the signs, what vets do and when to ring them.

Grass seeds can pierce a dog’s skin, ears, eyes and paws. Here are the signs, what vets do, and how to check after walks.

Liver disease in dogs ranges from mild to serious, and signs like jaundice or vomiting need a vet.

Giardia is a tiny gut parasite that can cause smelly, watery diarrhoea in dogs. Here is how it spreads and when to speak to your vet.

Conjunctivitis means a red, sore, weepy eye. Here is what can cause it and why your vet needs to look.

Alabama rot in dogs is rare but serious: the skin and kidney signs, what vets do, and when to ring your vet.

Mange is a skin condition caused by mites. Here are the signs, how it spreads and what your vet will do.

Diarrhoea in dogs means loose or watery stools. Here are the common causes, the warning signs and when to speak to your vet.

Vestibular disease upsets a dog’s balance and can look like a stroke. Here are the signs, causes and when to speak to your vet.

What kennel cough is, how it spreads between dogs, how long it lasts and when to speak to your vet.