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Is your pet becoming less active, less playful, or desiring shorter walks? The following symptoms could be early signs of OCD, Arthritis or Hip Dysplasia.
Hip Dysplasia in Irish Setters would seem to be an anomaly given their boisterous and energetic demeanor. They want to be involved in everything you do and everywhere you go, whether indoors or out. They are known for being good-natured and friendly with children.
Irish Setters will form a strong bond with their owners but they are also gentle and …
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Vision problems can be painful or disorienting to a dog. Eyeglasses, although sometimes prescribed for dogs, is something very few dogs can ever get used to.
Symptoms of vision problems in dogs can include the following:
* Excessive tearing or redness
* Closed or partially closed eyes most of the time
* Rubbing the eyes or face
* Cloudiness in the eyes
* Discharges from the …
Bulldogs are dependable, loyal and obedient. They have remarkable patience and tolerance and get along very well with other dogs and young children. They are, unfortunately, susceptible to hip dyspasia.
Bulldogs were bred in England for hundreds of years and were originally used in the 17th century for bull baiting—a gambling sport in which dogs fought bulls in a ring. When …
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The history of Rimadyl dates back to January of 1997 when Pfizer Pharmaceuticals first introduced the drug to veterinarians. The generic for Rimadyl, Carprofen, was marketed much later. Many dog owners whose pets suffer from arthritis or hip dysplasia believe that Rimadyl has improved the quality of their dogs’ lives. However, as a responsible dog owner, you need to …
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Biting the hand that feeds you usually refers to harming someone who is helping you. The same meaning applies to a dog who bites when you or someone else is trying to help it.
Aggression in a pet dog is a serious problem that must be handled before you or someone else is bitten by your pet. Adults as well as …
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