Hannah Godfrey

2 months ago | wordpress-1418275-5283308.cloudwaysapps.com | Hannah Godfrey

Finding a lump on your dog is scary for any pet parent. However, when they are young and seemingly otherwise healthy, a lump could catch you by surprise, and it’s easy to fear the worst. Let’s find out about one of the types of lumps that mainly affects younger dogs, the histiocytoma. Table of ContentsToggleA histiocytoma is a type of lump or tumor that affects dogs, especially those who are young.

2 months ago | wordpress-1418275-5283308.cloudwaysapps.com | Hannah Godfrey

A stomach tumor in dogs can be very serious and can cause your dog pain as well as other unpleasant symptoms. Let’s learn more about stomach cancer in dogs, including what to look out for, how it is treated, and what to expect. Table of ContentsToggleThe symptoms of stomach cancer in dogs vary depending on the stage of the disease. In the early stages, a tumor on a dog’s stomach could cause no symptoms at all.

2 months ago | wordpress-1418275-5283308.cloudwaysapps.com | Hannah Godfrey

When a dog visits the vet because they’re unwell, they’ll probably be prescribed medication. As a pet parent, it might feel stressful when your dog needs medication – whether you struggle to give your dog tablets, your dog has experienced side effects from medication before, or you don’t quite understand what the medication is that your dog has been prescribed and why they need it.

2 months ago | wordpress-1418275-5283308.cloudwaysapps.com | Hannah Godfrey

If you’re wondering about sedatives for dogs, how they’re used, how long they last, and which is best for your dog, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’ll be focusing on acepromazine and letting you know about its uses, potential side effects, and when to worry. Table of ContentsToggleAcepromazine, also known as ACP, is a dog sedative. It is sometimes given to dogs who are having an anesthetic as part of their premedication to calm them down.

2 months ago | wordpress-1418275-5283308.cloudwaysapps.com | Hannah Godfrey

As a pet parent, you want what’s best for your dog or puppy, but it’s also tempting to try to deal with their ailments at home when you can rather than make an unnecessary trip to the vet clinic. While veterinarians understand this, it’s important not to try any home remedies for your dog’s illness or injury without checking with them first. Many home remedies or treatments suggested by well-meaning friends, family members, or unqualified pet lovers can be ineffective or even dangerous.