Dog Conditions

We've all had tummy trouble before, but what's normal when it comes to dogs? Find out more in this guide, where our vet discusses the most common causes of vomiting and diarrhoea in dogs, what treatments might be necessary, and when it's time to call your vet. 

Does your dog suffer from separation anxiety? Learn about the signs and causes of separation anxiety in dogs, and get our top advice on how to treat it.

Kennel cough is the name given to a respiratory infection in dogs commonly picked up while they're in boarding kennels or other spaces where a lot of dogs interact. Find out more about the risks of Kennel Cough, where vaccinations are available, and how to recognise the signs of Kennel Cough in your dog. 

If your dog struggles with being in the car for long periods of time, it can really put a damper on whatever trip or journey you have planned. Be prepared for the worst with our guide to car sickness in dogs, which includes top tips on how to lessen dog motion sickness symptoms. 

Has your dog lost their wag this winter? If so, they may be experiencing a temporary condition called cold water tail. Find out what cold water tail is and how to prevent it from occurring in your dog with our latest blog!

Diabetes is a life-long condition that can have dire consequences on your dog's health if not managed properly. Find out more about canine diabetes, including the early warning signs and what treatments are available, in our latest blog.

As temperatures rise, so does the risk of heatstroke in dogs. Be prepared this summer with our blog of advice on heatstroke, including how to recognise the symptoms of heatstroke in dogs and how you can treat a dog with heatstroke while waiting for a vet to arrive.

Did you know that four out of five dogs are likely to develop arthritis in their lifetime? In our latest blog, we explain the symptoms of arthritis in dogs, as well as what you can do to prevent and treat it. 

Spring is a time of rebirth as nature comes back to life after the cold winter months. But as pollen counts rise, so does the risk of dog hayfever and other dog seasonal allergies. In our blog, we discuss the symptoms of seasonal allergies in dogs and what you can do to help treat dog hayfever this spring.

Worried if your dog may be overweight or obese? We discuss ways to help your dog lose weight, from dietary requirements to exercise.