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Bloating in dogs is one of the most alarming conditions pet owners can face, and it requires immediate veterinary attention. This condition, also called gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), can escalate quickly and may put your dog’s life at risk. Many pet owners are surprised to learn how common bloating in dogs can be, especially in large…
READ MORECats are curious by nature, and their adventurous spirit sometimes puts them in situations where they get hurt. Whether your cat enjoys climbing trees, exploring the outdoors, or even tussling with another animal, cuts in cats can happen unexpectedly. When they do, pet owners often feel concerned and unsure of what steps to take next.…
READ MORECats are masters at hiding discomfort, which means health issues can sometimes go unnoticed until they become serious. One of the most urgent conditions pet owners need to recognize is a urinary blockage in cats. This condition can develop quickly and place your cat’s health in jeopardy if not addressed right away. At Frontier Veterinary…
READ MOREFew things can worry a pet owner more than suddenly noticing that their dog’s nose is bleeding. A nosebleed may leave small spots on the floor, or it could look dramatic if the bleeding is heavier. Either way, it’s unsettling and often prompts the question: why is my dog’s nose bleeding, and what should I…
READ MOREDiscovering a lump on your dog can stop you in your tracks. You might feel it while scratching their ears, brushing their coat, or during a cuddle on the couch. Suddenly, questions rush in: Is it dangerous? Should I be worried? Lumps in dogs are fairly common, and they can mean a variety of things.…
READ MOREDogs are often joyful, curious, and full of energy, which is why noticing a sudden change in their behavior can be concerning. Just like people, dogs can experience emotional shifts that affect how they interact with the world around them. Depression in dogs is a condition that pet owners are becoming more aware of, yet…
READ MOREA dog’s tail serves many purposes, from communication to balance, but it can also be a sign of underlying health issues when bald spots appear. Hair loss on a dog’s tail can result from a variety of causes, including allergies, parasites, infections, or hormonal imbalances. If you notice bald spots on your dog’s tail, it’s…
READ MOREWater is essential for your dog’s health, but if your dog won’t stop drinking water, you may be wondering if something is wrong. While some dogs naturally drink more than others, excessive thirst—also known as polydipsia—can indicate an underlying issue. From diet changes to medical conditions, several factors can contribute to increased water consumption. If…
READ MOREDogs are naturally curious, and their playful nature often leads them to explore their surroundings with their mouths. Unfortunately, many common household and garden plants can pose a serious threat to their health. Some plants can cause mild digestive upset, while others can lead to severe poisoning. If you suspect your dog has ingested a…
READ MORECats are known for their sleek, shiny coats, so noticing patches of missing fur can be concerning. If you find yourself wondering, “Why is my cat losing hair?” you’re not alone. Hair loss, or alopecia, in cats can be caused by various underlying issues ranging from minor irritations to more serious health conditions. This blog…
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