The most common pathological cause of rumbling is flatulence, the accumulation of gases in the stomach and intestines. According to observations, large dogs are most predisposed to this problem – Great Danes, Mastiffs,…

What is cryptorchidism in dogs? Cryptorchidism is the medical term for the inability of one or both testicles to descend into the scrotum. The testicles develop next to the kidneys in the abdomen…

The danger of a bee or wasp sting for dogs A huge number of insect bites that cause a reaction in dogs are from members of the Hymenoptera family (hymenoptera): bees, wasps, bumblebees…

6 causes of black stool in dogs Black stool in dogs usually results from bleeding in the upper gastrointestinal (GI) tract. The dark color and tarry consistency of the stool indicates the digestion…

Why does a dog have yellow stool? Yellow stool in a dog indicates intolerance to some food, yellow mucus often appears if you have recently made changes to the diet. Make sure your…

Can dogs have strokes? It is possible for a dog to have a stroke, but it is less common in pets than in humans. Owners often don’t notice signs of a mild stroke…

About DCM in dogs The left side of the heart is most often affected in dogs with DCM, although there are cases of damage to the right or both sides at the same…

Enteritis in dogs – what is it? You’ve probably heard the term “enteritis” but probably don’t know what it is and how it can affect your four-legged friend. Enteritis is an inflammation of…

About cataracts in dogs This disease is a common cause of partial or complete blindness in dogs. Cataracts are being diagnosed with increasing frequency as pets live longer. Approximately 2% of animals are…

Common poisonous snakes in Russia In total, about 90 species of snakes live on the territory of the Russian Federation, of which only 11 are poisonous and dangerous to others. Consider the most…