Dental disease is one of the most common health problems seen in dogs, yet it can easily go unnoticed in the early stages. Many owners assume bad breath is normal, but this can be one of the first signs that something is wrong. In this guide, we explain the common signs of dental problems in dogs, when treatment may be needed, and why early dental care can make a real difference to your pet’s comfort and health
BOAS is a common condition affecting flat-faced dog breeds such as French Bulldogs, Pugs and English Bulldogs. Many owners notice noisy breathing, snoring, exercise intolerance or difficulty coping in warm weather, but may not realise these signs can point to an underlying airway problem. In this guide, we explain what BOAS is, how it affects dogs, and when surgery may be recommended.
If your dog has been diagnosed with a cruciate ligament injury, you may have been told that TPLO surgery could be the best treatment option. For many owners, this is the first time they have heard the term, and it is completely normal to have questions. In this guide, we explain what TPLO surgery is, why it is recommended, and how it can help dogs return to a more comfortable and active life