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Veterinary Medicine : Pets & Animal
Atorvastatin in Dogs
Dogs, like humans, can suffer from high cholesterol. Luckily, it probably can be controlled through a proper diet. Atorvastatin is a drug that might lower cholesterol levels in dogs but has not been studied intensively.
Stomach Tumors in Dogs
You never want to hear that your dog has a cancerous condition. Tumors, although not always cancerous, mostly develop in senior dogs. A tumor is a mass of abnormal growth that adheres itself to the abdomen or stomach lining. Most times, this tumor is merely a benign fatty mass that can easily be rem
The Junior Handlers
A look at the stories and photos of the 133rd Westminster dog show in New York City. This show was held on February 9 and 10 of 2009.
Heartworms and Cats - What You Need to Know
Heartworms can infect cats as well as dogs. In cats, heartworm disease tends to show up as respiratory disease rather than heart disease. Feline heartworm disease can be fatal for infected cats.
Canine Diet for Pancreatitis
Pancreatitis is an inflammation of the pancreas, the organ that helps the digestive system. Your dog can suffer renal failure, organ damage and digestive problems. Your dog will need a special diet when they are willing to eat again. During a pancreatic attack, your dog will not take anything via mo
How Safe is Pet Safe Antifreeze?
Does "pet safe" antifreeze mean worry free? Find out how it compares to traditional antifreeze and what you need to be aware of to keep your pets safe.
Dog Grunting & Wheezing
Grunting in a dog can be a way of communication. Grunting and wheezing together, however, can often signal a medical problem.
How, When and What to Feed a Diabetic Dog
Dogs with diabetes mellitus require a strictly controlled diet. Find out what, when and how to feed a dog with diabetes.
Boston Terrier
Westminster 2011 - Veterinary Professionals and Service Dogs at the 135th Westminster Dog Show
Pet Insurance Types
While it is widely understood that different pet insurance companies and plans offer different "bells and whistles", it's less known that pet insurance can appropriately - albeit unofficially - be categorized into distinct plan types. Learn more about these plan types to make better c
How to Diagnose Cushings Disease in Dogs
Cushings Disease is also known as hyperadrenocorticism, and can be fatal. While any dog can become a victim, it is most prevalent in beagles, Boston terriers, boxers, dachshunds, poodles, and Yorkshire terriers.
The Importance of Dogs to Man
Dogs have been domesticated by man for centuries and have served as companions, protectors and as working dogs in many roles within human society. The breeding and showing of illustrious dog breeds in cultural societies and competitions all over the world is a lifetime passion for many people and ne
Low Glucose Level & Low Insulin Level in Dogs
A healthy dog's body produces normal levels of insulin hormone to regulate glucose levels in the blood. When either of these two substances becomes too high or too low, the dog's body will react and progress into disease.
Keep Your Pet Safe in the Yard and Garden
Familiarizing yourself with common yard and garden hazardsand taking some preventative measures now can help you to keep your pets safe all summer long.
Dog Bleeding From the Nose & Mouth
If your dog is bleeding from the nose or mouth, seek veterinary care as soon as possible. This is usually a sign of a serious underlying cause. Dogs do not get "nosebleeds" as humans do. Bleeding from the nose, or epistaxis, is a common symptom of tumors. Bleeding from the mouth may be the result of
End-Stage Canine Hemangiosarcoma
Hemangiosarcoma is a malignant, aggressive type of cancer that commonly affects the spleen and the right atrium of the heart in dogs. This form of cancer has a slow growth rate and rarely causes pain, making it extremely difficult to diagnose until it is at the end stages. It is most commonly found
Sick Dog: Bloodshot Eyes & Itching
If your dog has bloodshot eyes and is itching a lot, especially at the skin around its eyes, you should take your dog to your veterinarian. Dogs are susceptible to many different sorts of eye problems. Some, such as allergies, are common and easily treated. Others, such as uveodermatologic syndrome
Phenobarbitol Side Effects for Dogs
Phenobarbitol is a prescription medication available from your dog's veterinarian that is commonly used to treat canine epilepsy. However, phenobarbitol poses a risk of side effects in some dogs.
Thymoma in Cats
Thymoma is an uncommon tumor that is often found in older cats. They are usually noncancerous; however, the size of the mass can displace organs such as the heart and lungs. The median age for a cat diagnosed with a thymoma tumor is 9 years. Symptoms usually come on suddenly and without warning.
Dogs & Liver Disease
The liver is responsible for countless functions within the body that aid in digestion and the removal of waste products through bile. Unfortunately, liver disease is one of the top five causes of death in the dog population. If left untreated, the liver can deteriorate rapidly, decreasing a dog's l