Bloat: the crisis that can't wait

Article Abstract:

Bloat, or gastric dilatation volvulus (GDV), is a condition that results in a dog's sudden death if not treated immediately. More common in large rather than small dogs, the illness causes the stomach to fill with air, disrupting circulation, damaging stomach tissue and resulting in shock and death.

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Easing troubled joints

Article Abstract:

Pets exhibit arthritis symptoms in the same way as humans, with joint degeneration and inflammation due to injury, developmental problems, infections, or immune disorders. Medication, exercise, rest, weight reduction and surgical treatment strategies are discussed.

Arthritis

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All ears

Article Abstract:

Otitis external - inflammation of the external ear canal - is a common problem among dogs. Symptoms of the condition include head shaking and rubbing and scratching the ear. The condition has numberous causes including ear mites, allergies and bacteria or yeast.

Ear, Otitis

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