Common Dog Health Problems

When dealing with a lick granuloma, dog parents may find themselves a bit discouraged because getting the spot to heal can take some time and trial and error. In order to make the process a little easier, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains what lick granulomas are, why they happen, and what you and your vet can do to help your dog.

Neurological issues in dogs can be scary, especially if your dog suddenly starts having seizures, acting confused, or being unable to walk. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby invites her friend Dr. Leslie Gillette to describe the symptoms that accompany problems with the nervous system, discuss 11 common neurological issues in dogs, and share her dog Ellie’s story.

When a dog is staring at the wall or staring into space, there are a variety of possible explanations. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby discusses 10 reasons for a dog standing and staring. And she helps you know when to go to the vet and what information to bring to the visit.

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.

Knowing the signs of a brain tumor in dogs can be helpful whether you want to be a well-informed dog parent, are worried your dog could have a brain tumor, or are wondering what other symptoms your dog with a brain tumor might exhibit. To help dog parents who fall into any of these categories, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby discusses 17 signs of a brain tumor in dogs.