Dear Dr. Fox: I have a 5-year-old pug. He has several black spots that look like warts on his stomach. The veterinarian I took him to retired, so a young vet has taken over. The previous vet put him on steroids, but the new vet said she could remove them with surgery. She tells me the warts are caused by a virus.
Does your dog have dental issues? Lots of them do. In fact, smaller breeds seem more prone to plaque and tartar build-up. Veterinarians say it's important to take care of that, and there are plenty of products that claim to be able to help.
Animal Clinic in Jacksonville Continues Pet Dental Health Awareness Campaign
JACKSONVILLE, Texas -- Animal Medical Clinic in Jacksonville, TX is continuing their work to raise awareness about the importance of dental pet hygiene. The animal clinic promoted pet dental health during ...
While most people who have a pet treat the animal as a member of the family, most owners fail to take care of their pets' teeth and gums. Veterinarians say as many as 85 percent of pets they see are plagued with plaque problems. If there's a problem in your dog or cat's mouth, it could be a sign of something worse. "Disease can go to the kidneys and the heart and the brain and really cause a lot ...