Epilepsy is the most common chronic neurologic disorder of dogs and manifests as focal or generalized seizure activity. Affected dogs may also exhibit other behavioral problems (ADHD-like including anxiety, aggression, poor trainability). The condition can develop due to a genetic predispo...

Diarrhea is manifested as an increase in fecal mass (volume) and/or fecal fluidity (water content).As such, even an increase in the frequency of passing bulky or "normal," formed stools is - by definition - diarrhea. The problem may be intermittent and recurring or persistent in nature.&nb...

The effect of music on anxiety and stress levels in humans and animals has been previously studied, and the positive impact of classical music on animals has been demonstrated. It's also been shown that cats under anesthesia demonstrate different physiological responses to the various...

Advances in veterinary health care - including high tech diagnostics and specialty care treatment options - help us take better care of our pets. Not surprising, many of these options are costly, and bills for veterinary services are an out-of-pocket expense for the pet owner. This cost of care ofte...

These additional resources have been provided by Cynthia Otto, DVM, PhD, DACVECC, DACVSMR (Canine Sports Medicine),CCRT as a supplement to her presentation on Exercises to Keep a Dog's Mind and Body Fit at Any Age. Exercises - A Video Montage (Running time: 12 mins)   Veterinary Rehabilita...

Osteoarthritis is very common in dogs, and it is estimated that 20% of dogs over one year of age have osteoarthritis. It can certainly develop in dogs at any age or in any breed, however risk factors for the development and progresssion include increased age (it is more common in older dogs) and inc...

In a recent VetVine Behavior Q&A - Ask the Experts session Dr. E'Lise Christensenand professional dog trainer Michelle Mullins answered audience questions including this oneon how to deal with the dog that goes nuts in the car.  More Behavior On Demand //

In a recent VetVine Behavior Q&A - Ask the Experts session Dr. E'Lise Christensenand professional dog trainer Michelle Mullins answered audience questions including this oneon how to deal with a dog that greets people with this embarrassing behavior.     More Behavior On Demand