Saying goodbye to a beloved dog is one of the hardest choices any pet parent will face. When your dog is still eating, it’s easy to believe they must be okay, but appetite alone doesn’t tell the whole story. Even if your dog is still eating, severe pain, poor mobility, or loss of joy may…
Learning your dog has kidney failure is heartbreaking. You may wonder how long they have, what treatments can help, and how to know when it’s time to let go. Euthanasia for dogs with kidney failure is considered when pain, loss of appetite, weakness, and poor quality of life outweigh treatment benefits. Always consult your vet…
Fleas may seem like nothing more than tiny, itchy pests, but for your dog, they can create much bigger problems than scratching. Fleas themselves don’t directly cause seizures in dogs, but flea infestations or certain flea medications may trigger seizures, especially in sensitive pets or those with existing health conditions. Always consult your vet for…
Cytopoint has become one of the most popular veterinary treatments for dogs suffering from itchy skin caused by allergies. Many pet parents consider it a lifesaver because it provides fast relief without the harsh side effects of steroids. The short answer is that Cytopoint is generally safe for most dogs, but seizures have been rarely…