Dogs with diabetes mellitus do not produce adequate amounts of insulin, or their body can’t respond to the insulin they are making, or a combination of both.
Digging is a very common canine behavior. A dog may dig for a variety of reasons, ranging from natural tendencies and instincts to underlying behavioral issues.
Dystocia is the inability to expel neonates through the birth canal from the uterus. A diagnosis of dystocia should be made and treatment instituted quickly.
Elbow dysplasia is a syndrome of developmental defects comprised of three different abnormalities. Some dogs have one or two, whereas other may have all three.
Fear in a dog may present in several ways. Signs may include tucking its tail between its legs, lowering its head, shaking, rolling over, or urinating.
Flea allergy is the most common cause of itching and scratching in dogs and cats. When a flea bites, it injects a small amount of saliva into the skin.
