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The fact that our dogs are getting older is a reality each parent has to face. Over time, the canine body changes and its dietary needs change with it. The body moves slower, metabolism moves slowe … read more

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 s … 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 incont … 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