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My 12.5-year-old Northern Inuit dog, Sorrell, has been experiencing repeated episodes of loose stools with mucus for over 2 years. She is being investigated for liver disease, and recent blood tests showed normal results except for elevated liver enzymes. Stool samples tested positive for campylobacter, which was considered normal gut flora. Her heart and lungs are in good shape, and an ultrasound of her abdomen showed no abnormalities. What could be causing her loose stools and what can be done to help her?
June 8th, 2023
Hi. We had our dog Luna spayed 12 days ago. The area around her stitches now looks very scabbed. Is that normal?
June 17th, 2024
My dog was vomiting yellow and is currently at the emergency hospital undergoing tests and X-rays. Can anyone help interpret the X-ray results?
August 3rd, 2024
I noticed two lumps on either side of my 6-month-old dog Pete's neck, right above his collar area. They seem to have gotten larger and Pete wasn't eating much over the past couple of days but has since regained his appetite. What could these lumps be and what should I do?
August 28th, 2024
The spine of my Pekingese has become quite prominent and bony. No other symptoms, although she has lost some weight. Why would this happen?
July 10th, 2023
My Dachshund might have licked a section of floor treated with Klean Strip Floor Adhesive Removal, which contains benzyl alcohol, alcohol ethoxylate, hectorite clay, and a proprietary pH activator. He seems normal now, but what steps should I take in case he ingested it?
March 13th, 2023