Conditions

Unfortunately, cancer in dogs is not uncommon, especially among old dogs as it accounts for fifty percent of canine deaths in those over ten years old. But in reality, cancer can strike a dog at any age.

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Arthritis (or more specifically called osteoarthritis) in dogs or cats is a common condition that occurs in many as a result of injury, developmental disorders, or the wear and tear of aging.

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Autoimmune diseases can be life-threatening in some cases, depending on what organ or system of the body is affected.

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Environmental, food, or parasite allergies can cause skin problems. Complications of the skin and ears are among the most common reasons for veterinary office visits.

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Similar to people, allergies in dogs and cats are managed and not cured. The dog and cat's body is hypersensitive to something and the reaction to that hypersensitivity is itching.

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Starting a dog on a raw diet can appear to be a daunting task for pet owners, but it doesn’t have to be.

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As Spring warms up into Summer and the humidity and heat start to really set in, it's good to remember that, like every other member in your family, you need to take extra care with your pet.
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For most of us, a dog or cat is part of the family and can go to any extent to ensure their well-being. Just like puppies or kittens, senior companions need special care. While age may cause difficulties in walking, sore joints, irritability, vulnerability to diseases, dementia, and other conditions, there are still steps any owner can take to comfort an aging pet.

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Chronic Veterinary diseases can be caused by medical and environmental factors and often are not easy to cure. Common chronic diseases or illnesses will be tailored to the needs of your companion. ​​​​​​​

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