Stomach ulcers in dogs can be painful and sometimes even dangerous. To help you recognize them and know how to help your dog, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis for stomach ulcers 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.
Hypertension in Dogs: What’s Normal, What’s Not, How to Help
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, in dogs is a common warning sign and complication of many canine diseases—but recognizing the signs can be tricky, especially as your dog ages. Dr. Julie Buzby, integrative veterinarian and founder of Dr. Buzby’s ToeGrips®, gives you the reassuring facts you need to best care for your dog with hypertension.
Carpal Hyperextension in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment
Can Cerenia for Dogs Help Your Vomiting Dog?
Cerenia for dogs is a great medication for pups who suffer from motion sickness or are nauseous for various reasons. Plus, it has some exciting bonus uses. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains how Cerenia works and what it is used for, provides dosing and administration guidelines, reviews Cerenia’s safety and contraindications, and discusses a few alternatives to Cerenia.
Histiocytoma Vs. Mast Cell Tumor in Dogs
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.
