While it may cause you to worry if you find a lump on your beloved pup, it's important to know that not all lumps are cancerous. Fatty tumors, also known as lipomas, are common among older dogs. Here, our Thousand Oaks vets share some information about fatty tumors or lipomas in dogs such as the types, causes and how they can be treated.
Hip dysplasia is a painful condition caused by the abnormal development of one or both of your dog's hips. If left untreated, hip dysplasia can worsen over time, severely limiting your dog's mobility. In today's post, our Thousand Oaks veterinarians explain the three most effective surgeries for treating hip dysplasia in dogs.
An uncomfortable swelling or lesion in your dog's ear might be diagnosed as a hematoma. Here, our Thousand Oaks vets explain what an ear hematoma is and how surgery might be the best treatment option for your pooch.
Dry heaving is when your dog makes the noises and motions of vomiting, but nothing is coming out. This could be indicative of more serious health issues. Here, our Thousand Oaks vets share some potential causes of dry heaving in dogs and what owners should do about it.
Lung cancer is rarer in canines, but not impossible for our furry companions to develop. In this post, our Thousand Oaks vets discuss lung cancer in dogs, signs and symptoms, and how it is treated.
The bladder is a fairly common place for dogs to develop cancer. Cancer prevention and diagnosis is vital for dogs, which is why our vets stress the importance of routine wellness exams. Here, our Thousand Oaks[ vets explain the symptoms and treatment of bladder cancer in dogs.
Cushing's disease in dogs can be a serious threat to your pet's overall health and longevity. In today's blog, our Thousand Oaks veterinary team explains the causes of this serious condition, as well as complications that can arise and treatments.
One of the most common types of cancer in dogs is bone cancer, and it must be diagnosed and treated in its early stages to see the best recovery results. Here, our Thousand Oaks veterinarians talk about the symptoms and treatments for bone cancer in dogs.
It can be scary to learn that your dog has contracted pneumonia. But with proper treatment, your pup can recover well and get back to their normal self in no time. Here, our Thousand Oaks vets explain the common symptoms and treatments of pneumonia in dogs.
Just like in people, our dogs' skin is their largest organ. When combined with their coat, it makes up 12% of the average dog's body weight. What you may not know is that your dog's daily nutrition can have a significant impact on the health and condition of their skin and coat. Here, our Thousand Oaks vets explain the relationship between your dog's skin, coat and their diet.
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