Did you know? Your dog's 4th Upper Premolar Tooth, is the largest in your dog’s mouth. It is also…

Adrienne Farricelli

Did you know? Your dog's 4th Upper Premolar Tooth, is the largest in your dog’s mouth. It is also called the carnassial tooth. It is a massive three-rooted tooth with long roots that is used by the dog to shear and crack. The roots are so long that they reach into the maxillary sinuses. ~Dr. Ron Hines

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Ask the Vet: Why Does My Dog Pant in the Car?

A dog panting in the car may look like a rather normal behavior, but there is panting and panting in dogs. Dogs may pant in the car as result of a variety of emotions, but it can also occur as a result of some medical issues.

Dr. Ivana Crnec

Ask the Vet: Why is My Dog Blowing Air Out of the Nose?

A dog blowing air out of the nose may appear worrisome to dog owners who may wonder what is happening to their beloved canine companion. There is air blowing and air blowing. To better understand this behavior, it helps to watch for any accompanying signs and the context in which the behavior occurs. Seeing the vet is imperative for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Dr. Ivana Crnec

Ask the Vet: My Dog is Sick After Deworming

When your dog is sick after deworming all sorts of thoughts may flood your mind. Is it a side effect from the medication? Does killing the worms cause dogs to be sick? Or could my dog's sickness be totally unrelated to the deworming?

Dr. Ivana Crnec

Ask the Vet: Why is My Dog Acting Weird After Flea Treatment?

A dog acting weird after flea treatment may be concerning for many dog owners. Perhaps your dog is acting restless, whining, acting hyperactive or tired after flea treatments such as those that you apply on the skin in between the shoulder blades. Veterinarian Dr. Ivana shares some tips and information about dogs acting weird after topical flea treatment.

Dr. Ivana Crnec

Ask the Vet: Why Do Dogs Reverse Sneeze?

Dogs reverse sneeze because their bodies are reacting to something in their environment. Reverse sneezing in dogs is something dog owners may not fully understand, causing them to sometimes panic and perhaps even make an emergency phone call to the vet. "Help, my dog is choking, he's acting as if there is something stuck in his throat! It's the oddest sound,I never heard my dog doing that before, can I take him in?"

Dr. Ivana Crnec

Why Do Dogs Shake When Scared?

If you have ever seen dogs shake when scared, you may be wondering what's going on. Let's take a look at some dynamics.

Adrienne F.

Why Do Dogs Sleep By Their Owner's Feet?

Your dog can choose to sleep in many areas, yet your feet seem to be your dog's favorite sleeping spot, but why do dogs sleep by their owner's feet?

Adrienne Farricelli

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Why Do Dogs Spit Their Food?

Dogs spit their food generally in two specific scenarios: when something is not right with the food itself or when there is something not right going on with their lives. To get to the source of the problem, you may have to carefully evaluate in what context the behavior occurs and whether there's a problem with the foods you are offering.

Adrienne Farricelli

Why Do Dogs Get Bone Spurs?

Why Do Dogs Get Bone Spurs? While you cannot detect a bone spur until you get x-rays done, most likely your dog may have been showing signs of pain.

Adrienne Farricelli

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Ask the Vet: How to Help a Choking Dog?

Knowing how to help a choking dog is important for dog owners and for any professionals planning on working with dogs. Just as it happens in people, choking can be a life-threatening event and knowing what to do can ultimately save a dog's life.

Dr. Ivana Crnec