Realizing “My dog ate a grape or raisin (or a lot of grapes or raisins)” can be scary. To help you calmly navigate this situation, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby invites emergency veterinarian Dr. Kathryn Williams to the blog. Dr. Williams explains why grapes or raisins are so dangerous for dogs and discusses what to do if your dog eats grapes or raisins. Plus, she answers five FAQs about grape and raisin toxicity in dogs.
Our Blog: The Buzby Bark
Searching for a trusted resource on senior dog care, dog wellness, and dog health issues? As an integrative veterinarian with 20+ years of experience, Dr. Julie Buzby shares comprehensive information on canine topics you care about. From senior dog health problems like canine arthritis to everyday dilemmas like stopping a dog's nail from bleeding, no dog health topic is too big or small. Find thoughtful answers, delivered with a healthy dose of encouragement, in Dr. Buzby's award-winning dog blog.
Signs Your Dog With Diabetes Is Dying
Wondering if you are seeing signs your dog with diabetes is dying can be difficult. How do you know if this is just a bump in the road, or if you are nearing the end of your sweet dog’s life? To help provide some comfort and clarity, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby invited end-of-life-care veterinarian Dr. Dawnetta Woodruff to share her perspective.
Can A Diabetic Dog Eat Chicken Breast? Diabetic Dog Feeding FAQs
Can a diabetic dog eat chicken breast? What about eggs? Can diabetic dogs have coconut oil? Trying to navigate the ins and outs of which human foods and treats you can safely feed your diabetic dog can feel overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to be, thanks to integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby’s handy guide to human food, treats, and supplements for diabetic dogs.
My Diabetic Dog Won’t Eat: Now What?
When your diabetic dog won’t eat, it is natural to become worried, and to wonder what you should do next. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby provides an easy-to-follow framework for discovering what might be dampening your senior diabetic dog’s appetite. And she offers some practical guidance about how to get your pup eating again, and when to call the veterinarian.
Recessed Vulva in Dogs: Is It a Cause for Concern?
A recessed vulva in dogs may only be a cosmetic problem in some cases. But it is worth knowing about because it can also contribute to urinary tract infections, vaginitis, and superficial skin infections. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby gives you the scoop on how to recognize a recessed vulva and what you can do to decrease the chances it will cause issues for your dog.
