Common Dog Health Problems

Histiocytoma vs. mast cell tumor—what’s the difference between these two similar-looking skin tumors in dogs? That’s exactly the question integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby is about to answer. She compares and contrasts the appearance, location, treatment, and prognosis for histiocytomas and mast cell tumors, and explains why it is critical for your dog’s health to distinguish between the two.

Early signs of heart disease in dogs are sometimes detected when a murmur is found during a wellness exam. Other times it remains hidden until a dog becomes symptomatic. Regardless, a diagnosis of heart disease may raise many questions and perhaps a few fears in the minds of dog parents. To help navigate this diagnosis, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains the symptoms to look for and three common heart conditions in senior dogs.

If your dog is limping on a front leg, you may be wondering what is causing the limp and when you need to head to the vet. If so, this article is for you! Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby invites rehabilitation veterinarian Angela Youello VMD, PhD, CCRT, CVA to discuss 10 reasons for a dog limping on a front leg so you know what to do should you find yourself in this situation.

Lung cancer in dogs may occur due to a tumor that starts in the lungs or one that spreads to the lungs from a different location. But either way, it can be a scary-sounding diagnosis. To help you know what to expect, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis for lung cancer in dogs.

You may suffer from heartburn, but did you know the same can happen for your furry friend? Acid reflux in dogs is very real. Integrative veterinarian, Dr. Julie Buzby, fills you in on why it occurs, what symptoms to watch for, and how it is treated.