Diabetes, also known as diabetes mellitus, is an illness that impedes the canine body from properly managing glucose and insulin. Anywhere between 0.3% to 1.3% of the total canine population suff … read more

Approximately 20% of dogs experience urinary incontinence throughout their lives. Whether due to infections, bladder stones, excess water intake, or congenital structural defects, urinary incontinence … read more

Dubbed the "health epidemic of the 21st century," stress plays a significant part in the lives of both humans and dogs. In our canine companions, stress often manifests itself in the digestive syst … read more

Glaucoma is an ophthalmological disorder that, fortunately, affects only a small number of dogs (1.7%) across North America. Usually caused by genetic issues, glaucoma can become dangerously painfu … read more

Tumors are an unfortunate reality for our canine companions. Over the course of their lives, one in four dogs develops neoplasia (i.e., the abnormal growth of cells in the body), and a serious pe … read more