Dogs often hide their discomfort until it becomes harder to manage. The early signs of illness aren’t always loud or obvious, ...

Frequent urination can signal serious issues like prostate, kidney, or pelvic cancers, especially when accompanied by blood ...

Many common human foods pose serious health risks to dogs. Chocolate, grapes, onions, garlic, xylitol, nuts, caffeine, and ...

Dogs are particularly at risk and can be infected when they play in contaminated puddles and stagnant water. Read more at ...

Red pee, or what appears to be blood in urine, has many causes. Here's how to tell if it's harmless or a sign of a more ...

Did you know that oestrogen has been used to treat menopausal symptoms since 1928? Now, there’s a new non-hormonal alternative and even the off-label use of medicines for hypertension, depression, ...

Experts estimate that genetic mutations account for about 10% of diseases, like Parkinson's, for example. The remaining 90% ...

If you have been keeping an eye on the news recently, you will have read about an uptick in human cases of leptospirosis ...

The UK has seen a total of 330 confirmed cases of the skin-legion causing disease, which whilst rare can sometimes lead to ...

It may be a very rare occurrence but snake bites can happen. Here's what to do if a snake bites your dog, and how the vet will treat it.

You’re plating up holiday food, your dog is giving you the eyes, and your brain is doing that dance: “It’s just a little bit… ...

Many dogs not only love to bathe in large mud puddles—they also drink from them. However, this can have serious consequences. Inconspicuous waterholes often harbor pathogens that can trigger a ...