Laryngeal paralysis in dogs (lar par) occurs when one or both of the cartilage flaps in the larynx don’t move properly, so they partially block the trachea. This can make it hard for dogs to breathe and stay cool. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby discusses the signs, diagnosis, and treatment options for this condition. Through detailed images, a video of a dog with laryngeal paralysis, and the real-life story of a dog named Charlie, discover why seconds truly do matter in treating a laryngeal paralysis crisis.
Birch Sugar (Xylitol): Dog Dangers That You Must Know
As dog parents, we all want to keep our pets safe in our homes. Some household dangers are more obvious than others. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby warns about xylitol, an artificial sweetener found in everything from a piece of gum to peanut butter, which can be extremely harmful to dogs if ingested.
Your Dog Won’t Take Pills? 5 Easy Solutions for Uncooperative Pooches
Your dog won’t take pills? As I pried my dog’s jaws open to give him his medicine, I realized that, as a veterinarian, prescribing the appropriate medication for your dog is only half of the battle! What about YOU—standing ready, holding a pill, looking at your dog while your dog looks back at you, both […]
