Symptoms of dog cancer – 10 early signs Unfortunately, there are more and more cancers in our dogs. The symptoms of dog cancer are very similar to human tumours, except that they can’t tell you what they feel, where it…
read more
Dog mammary tumor – Dogs are by far the most susceptible pets when it comes to mammary tumors. In fact, dogs are several times more likely to develop mammary tumors than women. Breast tumors account for nearly half of all…
read more
The active ingredients in medicinal mushrooms stimulate the body’s immune system and inhibit the formation, growth and spread of tumours without side effects. Medicinal mushrooms are certain types of mushrooms that have been used for a long time by traditional…
read more
Shoulder dysplasia develops when the head of the humerus does not fit properly into the scapula’s joint space. This misalignment places constant strain on the joint, which causes it to partially sprain over time. As the condition progresses, the joint…
read more
Hip dysplasia is a hereditary disease, which is inherited with a so-called threshold value. The housing conditions (overfeeding, inappropriate movement) can increase the value of a dog below the threshold value, which thus tips over the threshold and the disorder is realized. Puppies…
read more
Dysplasia The dysplasia is a hereditary dog disease, but its symptoms can be alleviated with the right lifestyle, diet and treatment if detected early. In medical terms, dysplasia means abnormal, pathological development. The bone ends that make up the joints…
read more
Arthritis in dogs is a painful, life-altering disease that cannot be cured, only treated and prevented. Arthritis is actually a collective name for many rheumatological diseases. We refer to osteoarthritis, which is the result of wear and tear on the joints,…
read more
In the cartilage tissue of healthy dogs, cartilage breakdown and recovery are in balance. In the case of cartilage destruction, cartilage metabolism is upset and shifted towards degradation. The condition of the articular cartilage is then determined by the quality…
read more
Unfortunately, the exact causes of mastocytoma (mast cell tumor) in dogs are still unknown today, but it is one of the most common types of skin cancer in dogs. Mast cells, also called mastocytes, are specialized white blood cells that…
read more