Canine Corner

A runny nose in dogs can result from allergies, infections, irritants, foreign objects, or dental disease. Some cases clear up quickly, but…

Dogs can show winter-like mood changes that resemble seasonal affective disorder, including lethargy, withdrawal, and appetite shifts. Learn the possible causes and…

Poinsettias are technically toxic to dogs, but the risk is usually mild and rarely serious. Learn the symptoms, what to do if…

Dogs can eat broccoli in moderation, but portion size and preparation matter. Learn the benefits, risks, and safest ways to serve it…

Shrimp can be a nutritious occasional treat for dogs when it’s plain, fully cooked, and served in small amounts. It offers lean…

Dogs can eat mango in moderation when it’s peeled, pit-free, and served plain. The flesh offers vitamins and fiber, but the pit,…

Seeing worms in your dog’s poop can be unsettling, but prompt action can prevent serious health problems. Learn how to identify common…

Many lilies can cause serious poisoning in dogs, from painful mouth irritation to dangerous heart problems. Learn which varieties are toxic, how…

Dogs can contract SARS-CoV-2 from infected humans, but cases are rare and usually mild. This guide explains symptoms, transmission, testing, treatment, and…

Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC) is a contagious upper respiratory illness in dogs often called kennel cough or the dog mystery…

Hydrangeas contain toxins that can cause vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, and lethargy in dogs. Severe reactions are rare, but any ingestion should be…

Peace lilies can cause oral irritation, drooling, vomiting, and discomfort if dogs chew or ingest them. Learn how to spot symptoms, what…