Dog care, symptoms, health issues, and dog health advocacy from an owner's perspective. In loving memory of Jasmine.
Generally put, a dog should not be leaking anything from anywhere. Tell that to the parents of the droolers, right? Drooling, within what is normal for your dog, is an exception. A dog’s nose is usually moist–for a reason. Dog noses secrete a thin layer of mucus from membranes within the nose which helps to absorb scent chemicals. On top…
Dogs can develop skin rashes from a number of causes, including allergies, fleas, and bacterial or fungal infections. Sometimes a rash seems to pop up overnight. You’ll find a red, moist, weeping area on the skin—a “hot spot.” The formal name is acute moist dermatitis. Introduction Hot spots are most common in long-haired dogs. However, any breed can develop them.…
Dogs don’t get nosebleeds as commonly as people do. It would take quite a trauma for a dog’s nose to bleed from within the nose itself. In other words, a nosebleed in a dog is a reason for concern. The potential reasons why your dog’s nose might bleed include: clotting problems foreign bodies severe dental disease fungal infection but most…
A hematoma is a localized swelling filled with blood. It is caused by a break in the wall of a blood vessel Ear hematomas in dogs are not uncommon. Dog ears come in many sizes and shapes. Some are big and floppy. Others are smaller and pointy. Unfortunately, all dog ears have the potential for developing an ear hematoma in…
Animal communication is the sharing of energies which develops into a two-way communication that is neither verbal or physical in nature. It involves the exchange of thoughts, sensations, feelings, and emotions over time and distance. More information: What is Animal Communication? Do I believe in it? Let’s say I believe in it enough. I witnessed observations and insights that indicate it is credible.…