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Flea infestations are both alarming to pet owners and sometimes difficult to wipe out. This article explains how to make both your pet and your house flea free as quickly as possible.

In this article I hope to introduce you to the concepts and terminology of physiotherapy so that you can approach your veterinarian and see whether it may benefit your pet.

Does your dog suffer from facial skin problems? Were you aware that it could be canine acne? Read below to find out more about this condition.

Also known as Acute Moist Dermatitis or Moist Eczema, Hot Spots can seemingly appear spontaneously anywhere on a dogs body and the area involved can rapidly spread. Read on to find out more about this common skin problem.

Gastric torsion & bloat is seen most often in large breeds including the Great Dane and Bloodhound, as well as some of the intermediate size breeds. It is a very serious situation and can be fatal! Please be aware and take precautions.

Allergies in pets are becoming more and more common, and are a common cause of itchiness in dogs in particular. Here Dr Matthew Homfray outlines the various allergies that can affect dogs, and how to find out whether your dog has one of them.

A summary of what you should do if your dog starts scratching, and a brief description of the non-allergic causes of itchiness.

Dog ear infections are something every dog owner should be aware of, as they can become very painful if left untreated. This is especially important if you have children, to avoid uncharacteristic aggressive behaviour in your dog as a result of pain. Learn about the dog ear infection symptoms and more.

Large dog breeds are more prone to canine hip dysplasia. In its more severe form, it can lead to arthritis. Find out what the symptoms are, and tips to prevent it.

Learn about canine hip dysplasia and what you can do if your furry friend gets it.