Azotemia in dogs is a buildup of nitrogen-based substances, which include waste like urea, creatinine, old cells, and food, in the bloodstream. It’s most commonly caused by improper filtration in the kidneys. However, it can also happen because of reabsorption of urine into the bloodstream, unusually high production of nitrogenous…
Cushing’s disease, or hyperadrenocorticism, in dogs is a condition caused by an overactive adrenal gland that pumps too many…
Bronchitis in dogs is a condition where the bronchial airways become inflamed, which causes swelling and mucus to be…
Gastroenteritis in dogs refers to an inflammation or irritation of the stomach and intestines. There are many possible causes,…
Thrombopathia in dogs is a rare blood disorder that affects the function of platelets or thrombocytes — the cells…
Streptococcus zooepidemicus — also known as Strep zoo — is a highly contagious pathogen that can cause serious illness…
Apoquel is an FDA-approved medication used to provide relief for dogs suffering from itching and inflammation associated with allergic…
Hydrocephalus in dogs is where cerebrospinal fluid builds up in a dog’s skull, putting pressure on the brain. Sometimes…
Canine colitis is an inflammation of the colon in dogs and is responsible for some 50 percent of cases of…