Cancer. There’s simply no good way to approach the topic. Or even say the word. According to Dr. Laura Weis, DVM, CVH, of Doylestown Veterinary Hospital, we are still losing the war against canine cancer. The disease, she notes, remains the main cause of death in...
You may have heard the idiom, a barking dog seldom bites. We definitely wouldn’t put that to the test, but one thing is certain: a dog that won’t stop barking will eventually put everyone on edge. Why Won’t My Dog Stop Barking? If your dog’s barking seems endless,...
You’ve heard the saying: “Never trust a dog to watch your food.” Our canine friends are known for their hearty – and, sure, sometimes indiscriminate – appetites. So, when they stop eating, or show less interest in what’s in their bowl (and when) – it can be concerning...
Dogs lick things for several reasons. When they lick themselves, it’s often an act of grooming. When they lick us, their owners, it can be a form of social communication, or even a means of saying, “Hey, I see the bottom of my bowl. Feed me.” When they lick the floor?...
Getting the, er, scoop on bowel movements is an all-too-common subject among dog owners. “What should I do if my dog has diarrhea?” is also one of the most frequently asked questions in veterinary medicine, says Dr. David MacDonald, DVM, CVA, CVSMT, with Doylestown...
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