Lumps, bumps and masses should always be considered dangerous and the longer you let them grow the more of a risk they pose. Learn how these masses can be dealt with easier than you might think.
Sure, it's cute when dogs jump and play around in puddles, but what you don't see is what could be lurking within. Learn about the microscopic, but dangerous, hidden health hazards.
An occasional sneeze is not dangerous, but frequent sneezing may mean your cat has a retrovirus or worse. Learn where to draw the line and when to take your cat in to see the veterinarian.
Have you ever had the experience of entertaining guests or perhaps just relaxing in front of the television when suddenly you become aware of a very unpleasant odor perhaps preceded by a “toot?” Gas can be a sign of a serious problem. Learn what may be wrong and how you can protect your dog.
Persistent right aortic arch is a relatively common congenital birth defect for German Shepherds and Irish Setters. Learn how it happens and what to look for.