If you have a dog, you probably have had the nasty experience of dealing with hot spots on your dog. A hot spot, medically known as “Acute Moist Dermatitis”, is a warm, moist, swollen, and often painful circular lesion that is about...
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Dogs suffering from allergies such as canine atopy are often being treated with drugs, e.g. corticosteroids or antihistamines. While these drugs are powerful and can bring relief to the allergic dogs, they cause a lot of side effects especially...
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The culprit of canine yeast infections is a single-celled organism (Candida Albicans). Unfortunately, the conventional treatment using anti-fungal medications is usually not quite effective. The most effective way to treat a case of dog yeast...
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While it cannot be stressed more that professional veterinary care is absolutely necessary for the health and wellbeing of our dogs, sometimes for the occasional diarrhea or minor dog illness symptoms, it may be possible to treat our dogs at home...
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