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My Dog Ate Moldy Food: Should I See a Vet?

My Dog Ate Moldy Food: Should I See a Vet? Yes, if your dog ate moldy food, you should call your veterinarian right away. Some molds produce toxins called mycotoxins that can cause tremors, seizures, and serious illness in dogs within hours, even if the amount eaten seemed small. Dogs aren’t picky eaters. A forgotten…

Why Is My Dog Sneezing So Much? Common Causes and When to Call the Vet

Why Is My Dog Sneezing So Much? Common Causes and When to Call the Vet If you’re asking, “Why is my dog sneezing so much?” the most common answer is that something is irritating the lining of your dog’s nose, such as allergens, dust, a foreign object, or an infection. Occasional sneezing is normal, but…

Dog Ate a Sock? What to Do Next and Warning Signs to Watch For

Dog Ate a Sock? What to Do Next and Warning Signs to Watch For If your dog ate a sock, call your veterinarian right away, even if your pup seems perfectly fine. Socks can become lodged in the stomach or intestines and cause a dangerous blockage, and early veterinary guidance gives your dog the best…

Dog Spay Recovery: What to Expect During the Healing Process

Dog Spay Recovery: What to Expect During the Healing Process Most dog spay recovery takes about 10 to 14 days, with the incision closing and the skin healing during that window. Many dogs start acting like themselves within two or three days, but internal healing continues well after their energy returns, so following your veterinarian’s…